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    The Amazing Adventures of Chances
    The Amazing Adventures of Chances
    The Amazing Adventures of Chances
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    The Amazing Adventures of Chances

    By Katherine Gae T. Yamar

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    Santi loses his lisp when a waif looking boy named Tiago intrudes his bedroom. Cielo struggles to win the spirit of a grumpy retired educator who resides in a home for the aged. Odi, the boy who never the sees the sun, finds an unexpected friendship with a wolf. Three different tales of three diverse characters are interwoven as they embark in a journey to their desired dreams that would bring more meaning to their lives. But it’s not always as easy as it seems. It’s up to them if they will seize that chance - and perhaps the only chance - to test their fate.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKatherine Gae T. Yamar
    Release dateOct 18, 2014
    ISBN9781311355768
    The Amazing Adventures of Chances
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    Katherine Gae T. Yamar

    I am a Performance Assessment Specialist, a teacher, and a writer.I started writing stories at the age of eight, inspired by the tales of the Grimm Brothers.I always refer to an idea or an inspiration to a story as “The Jolt” because once I have this idea for a story, it catapults in my mind until written.

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