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    Little Boy Yao
    Little Boy Yao
    Little Boy Yao
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    Little Boy Yao

    By Yohanna Michaels

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    Little Boy Yao is a poem about a little fairy King. It is a short walk on the innocent sides of coming to age. This poem was inspired in a season of want and need. As you peer closely, beware, you might find a reflection...
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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherYohanna Michaels
    Release dateNov 7, 2014
    ISBN9781370281213
    Little Boy Yao
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    Yohanna Michaels

    Yohanna Michaels is just a father, singer, song writer, poet and author. He was born as Uchechukwu Umunna to an African couple. He has four elder brothers.

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