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107 Stories

  • Zaman Chronicles by Thesomaligeek
    Thesomaligeek
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    After meeting her father's family, Selma collapses from low blood sugar. But what happens when the waiter who tipped off the tabloids gets caught and arrested by Sheikh Anwar Al Mana, ruler of Dubai? Find out in the Zaman Chronicles.
  • A Chameleon in a pack of Skittles by the_era_of_erica
    the_era_of_erica
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    This is a compilation of different stories from different African youths. All basically facing the same struggle, but in their own unique fashions- the struggle of significance and acceptance in a typical African community. They each share their own individual stories of the obstacles an average African youth faces; both the expected and unexpected strifes. We lunge into the tender, desperate minds that is of these young adults, following them on the cumbersome journey that is life as they each face their own individual, yet alike, discombobulations. Their different confusions and struggles is what unites them all. This is Chicken Soup for the African Youth's Soul, for every African youth who has ever felt as confused as a Chameleon stuck in a pack of Skittles.
  • Somalia  by flowersxhijab
    flowersxhijab
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      Parts 1
  • The Boy in Striped Pajamas by McArthur12
    McArthur12
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      Reads 24
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    A touching story.
  • And the Angels descend by F_a_t_I_m_a
    F_a_t_I_m_a
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      Reads 252
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      Parts 5
    Stories and facts Our speech is our heritage Spoken by our ancestors It's the wealth of our people Our children's treasure-house -Jaamac Kadiye Cilmi "Isn't connecting people to distant lands and culture one of the strengths of good literature?" ― Elif Shafak, The Forty Rules of Love
  • Diario de un Joven Somalí © by IGLES10S
    IGLES10S
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      Reads 55
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      Parts 7
    ❌DESCONTINUADO❌⚠ SE SIGUE CONSERVANDO LOS DERECHOS DE AUTOR©™ Habla de un Joven Somalí que busca prosperar y tener una vida común con una familia donde es engañado y estafado en varias veces algo que en Somalia no se puede dar una persona corriente por su situación económica y social. Nuestro protagonista pasa una serie de pruebas para lograr su objetivo de ser Feliz y crear conciencia de la situación en África Todos los derechos Reservados © Si eres Fan de mi contenido te invito a mis redes sociales Instagram: @miguel_10_iglesias Twitter: @i10_miguel
  • Black clover academy(Countryhumans au) by Emily_ohno
    Emily_ohno
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    They are two school one,white clover academy and black clover academy,these two school are different,one for good and one for bad,the only thing alike was the hatred of each school,black clover academy was known for there badness,assassinations and murder while white clover academy is know for there kindness,protection and saving,some Countryhumans were most likely to go to the white clover academy some were most likely to go black clover academy but what if the ones who were going black clover academy got into white clover academy and the ones who were going to white clover academy couldn't go to white clover and had to go to black clover academy? What will happen to the ones who were going to white clover academy but now in black clover do now?will they like they new life in the black clover school or not? Find out in this story This is really inspired by a lot of books and Wednesday-
  • Best Not To Think by AbdiHassan
    AbdiHassan
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  • I am... by AbadirPoetHashi
    AbadirPoetHashi
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      Reads 171
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      Parts 1
  • Quotable Quotes By Quoters (Completed) by Amana-Deena
    Amana-Deena
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      Parts 25
    All about Quotes that will interest you. *** Highest Ranks #2 in Somalia. #4 in Proverbs. #5 in Proverb.
  • Somalia by SomaliBookClub
    SomaliBookClub
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  • country humans / Stories  by saneaseel
    saneaseel
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      Reads 161
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      Parts 4
    I do not intend any story to insult any country or touch upon its history. So, if a country appears in the role of the villain or something like that, I hope you do not take it seriously. This is just a story in the end, and its only purpose is entertainment.
  • BURNT CASTLE by Aishatuh_M
    Aishatuh_M
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    My name is Nala Khalif, the daughter of the head district of Heliwa district, which is among the authoritatively districts of Mogadishu castle in the southeastern Somalia. I'm known to be Amiirad Nala, the first daughter and most beloved to Boqor Khalif. I used to pity how my maid Sahra, lives her life as a slave and be contented with that. Only if I know what life has in store for me. The prones I were to perch on. The Mogadishu castle was known to be the white pearl of the indian ocean. Could it be realized anymore? When all is left would be a BURNT CASTLE. Would you give your girl the chance? It's Ayshatou! You all know I love heart breaks! Well; this has more than just the word "Heart break."
  • I Can't Love You by RoyaIties
    RoyaIties
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    In which two polar opposites set aside their differences and choose to build a new life, together.
  • Amaani by Cjsamojedny
    Cjsamojedny
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    Slaves brought over from a far away land are put to work for nothing. They are cruelly beaten and are unappreciated for their hard work. In this short novel you will have an insight into the world of one young slave named Amaani.