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Every story has a theme... Or a message, all I have to say is it's not okay to discriminate on others religious views or non religious views. On how they dress, how they look, their skin color or even sexual orientation. Discrimination needs to end, this book is about not only current events about terrorist attacks but also world history, and how an engagement may be the beginning of your life or the end.
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