Treat People Good

By Ali Al Tobi

In early 1980 Alex Paterson visited Tanzania in East Africa looking for pure leather to export to America. He then went to Pemba Island in Zanzibar just for a short visit. While he was in the market looking around of peoples business life, their daily challenges and what they have and do not - noticed a boy fixing loose chairs by using a stone to hit a nail instead of a hammer - like other carpenters do! His hands were so red! Alex stopped and started asking the Boy some questions.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Partridge Publishing Singapore
• Release date: Apr 6, 2016
• ISBN: 9781482853407

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Dear Reader,

Thank you for selecting this book. I hope you will find my short stories enjoyable, will give you new ideas, lessons, and may solve a problem.

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early 1980 Alex Paterson visited Tanzania in East Africa looking for pure leather to export to America. He then went to Pemba Island in Zanzibar just for a short visit.

While he was in the market looking around of people's business