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    The Two Street
    The Two Street
    The Two Street
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    The Two Street

    By Hiabu Hassebu

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    The Two Street located far apart Garrison Blvd. In Baltimore USA and Keren Lalai street in Africa is the main drive that made the author to tell a story, basically on correlation style.


    The main characters are: Grandma who struggles to li

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherScriptor House
    Release dateJun 13, 2023
    ISBN9798886921533
    The Two Street
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    Hiabu Hassebu

    Hiabu Hassebu is an immigrant from East Africa currently residing in Baltimore city, recounts his life experience working in a gas station, in a novel based on a true experience. My name's Hiabu usually called by Garrison neighborhood as Mike. I'm an author of four books. I speak, read and write English, Spanish, French and Italian languages fluently, plus other four African languages.

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