Welcome to Africa
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Last published Mon, Jul 27, 2020
As the story title entails, we are welcomed to Africa. We are going to learn the history of African countries and Africa.
Africa is beautiful, black is beautiful. If you are a black be proud of yourself. I hope this book makes blacks special.
Cover was done by me. If you want me to do a cover for you just pm me.
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