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This book is to let young girls know there are no limits to what they can do.
They should not allow anyone to place them in a box because there is no box.
Whatever their mind can conceive if they can believe they will achieve it.
It will teach them they don't have to be imitators of anyone because they are difference makers.
They will become what they believe.
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