ANR is publishing her biggest poetry book yet!

ANR is well-known for her poetry about love, heartbreak, and tragedy, and her new book, "If I Hadn't Held My Breath" is no different. This is ANR's largest book yet, with over one hundred poems and three thousand words, this easy-read is sure to be your newest favorite! If I Hadn't Held My Breath is available for pre-order and will be officially published and available on April 14, 2022. The theme of these poems is love, heartbreak, trauma, and betrayal and also, this is set to be ANR's first hardback book!
ANR is a preeminent author whose professional career began back in 2020 after her first published work, The Butterfly Project was released. Since then, she's written numerous bestsellers and earned multiple awards to her name.
"If I Hadn't Held My Breath" can be pre-ordered on Amazon, Kobo, Lulu, and Google Play Books; the paperback and hardcover versions will be released and available for sale on April 14, 2022, when the book is published officially.

Buckeye Publishing (Agency of ANR)
Ironton, Ohio 45638
740.302.2663
contact@buckeyepublishing.com
contact@anrofficial.com

ANR is a preeminent author whose professional career began back in 2020 after her first published work, The Butterfly Project was released, but she's been writing since 2017. Since then, she's explored different writing genres and created a loyal group of fans who eagerly await her latest releases. With numerous bestsellers and awards to her name, ANR continues to push literary boundaries.

Coming from Lawrence County, Ohio, ANR published her first book just a week before her fifteenth birthday. Coming from a family of writers, her grandfather being the author of multiple published books, her mother is a freelance writer for their local newspaper, being a writer is just in her blood.

She has three younger sisters and two older brothers and currently lives on a homestead in Ohio, raising their six chickens, one rooster, two dogs, five rabbits, and one cat. ANR has been volunteering at the Lawrence County Museum since she was twelve years old and does beauty pageants in her free time.

In 2017 ANR was diagnosed with depression and anxiety, both of these conditions only worsened up until the age of fifteen, when she found her outlet. As shown in some of her poetry, ANR struggles daily with her mental health and tries to portray that in her writing. She runs a mental health blog and is fixed on helping others through her work. This is why all of her mental-health poetry books are completely free, alongside the resources she has to offer.

This release was published on openPR.