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    Story of a Superhero: The Superhero Who Stopped the Zombie Plague

    By Jeff Child

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    The city’s superhero stands before a challenging dilemma.

    This story book is about a superhero called Kareem. He has powers, important ones, valuable ones. His mission in life is to help those in need, but when his character gets tested, he finds himself in an awful situation, having to decide between extremely difficult options. The way is clear, and yet it’s not. Let Kareem take you on this journey of epic heroism as he faces some of the hardest trials in his life. Can he prevent the dooming disaster from happening or is it too late?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSelf Publisher
    Release dateJan 21, 2019
    ISBN9788892599987

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