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Born into poverty, hatred, hustle and neglect, Aramide was forced to become matured at such a tender age. She always yearned for a mother's love and now that it's here, is she ready for all the changes it comes with?
This book tells the story of a strong and provoked Nigerian girl fighting to find herself
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