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    Originter
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    Ebook56 pages11 minutes

    Originter

    By Miss Mulualem Abera

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    What I wrote is affect every individuals not about one or two cultures so I am happy to let every one read this book as long as understand the language and so many Ethiopians live every where in the world so they will easily understand the Amharic language so I am hoping this book will reach where ever they are.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse UK
    Release dateJun 22, 2012
    ISBN9781468585612
    Originter
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    Miss Mulualem Abera

    I born in Ethiopia and all my child hood in Adiss Ababa went to elementary school and high school but come to London before I finish my high school so I spend most of my young hood in London going to city and islington collage and studied walfare course spacially to work with children who have learning disability and also I had my diploma with child care and psychology with stone bridge assosation collage. but to write this little book I use my natural talent and I am very interested to write more in the future.

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