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Ongoing, First published Sep 22, 2020
Vianna, a Filipino-American 12 year old girl is having a bad time living in Atlanta, her life was dull together with the fact that her parents are facing an impregnable divorce. To keep her from further worries, her lola took her in the Philippines for the first time. Just when she was adjusting to the new culture, fate decided to play with her. She found herself being the helper of a Filipina Goddess of lost things, Alunsina. Now she has to face another challenge beside trying to understand what "bababa ba?" Means.
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