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The Ballad Of Anini The Terror And Other Narrative Poems

Dumbiri Frank Eboh

Editorial: Kimekwu Communications Concept

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Sinopsis

Fascinating stories told in poetry. The settings are in Africa but the themes are executed in such as way that they command a global audience. The characters linger on in your mind long after you have stopped reading.

Disponible desde: 22/06/2019.

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