Battle Of Hearts
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Last published Fri, Aug 7, 2020
This book is a collection of short stories written to bring awareness to current hot political world problems.
The themes that will make an appearance are among the following:
Immigration, Abuse, Mental Health, Religion, Injustices in minority communities, Racism and more.
These short stories are not based on real people. The characters and their stories are fictional which are centered on the specific themes mentioned above. This book was written in an attempt to bring awareness to these very controversial topics and in no way meant to target anyone, but to help educate.
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