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    A Walk Through Brooklyn
    A Walk Through Brooklyn
    A Walk Through Brooklyn
    Audiobook37 minutes

    A Walk Through Brooklyn

    Written by Rashaun J. Allen

    Narrated by Rashaun J. Allen

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    A Walk Through Brooklyn is a journey told through a collection of poetry. Each step taken is a poem about the black experience. About the experience inside families and around neighborhoods. Filled with words that move through turmoil. Words that give inspiration. And words that attract love. Readers will be moved by issues that touch their lives.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRoyal Blue Publishing
    Release dateJan 25, 2022
    ISBN9780983009603

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