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The Invasion

JameelahAbdullah

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Reads 226
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Parts 2
Time 6m

JameelahAbdullah

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Written from a child's perspective, this collection of short stories illustrate the bitter garment of human suffering and loss when greed and a false sense of superiority corrupts the already corrupted mind.All Rights Reserved

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