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    Selcouth: A Collection Of Unfamiliar, Rare, Strange, Yet Marvelous Words
    Selcouth: A Collection Of Unfamiliar, Rare, Strange, Yet Marvelous Words
    Selcouth: A Collection Of Unfamiliar, Rare, Strange, Yet Marvelous Words
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    Selcouth: A Collection Of Unfamiliar, Rare, Strange, Yet Marvelous Words

    By Kelly L.K

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    "Selcouth" is a collection of unfamiliar, rare, strange, yet marvelous words that will leave you stunned, showcasing over 400 unique and beautiful words!
    This book has words from all around the world with many meanings, from words that describe the weather, and sensational feelings, to hilarious terms that will leave you awestruck!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKelly L.K
    Release dateJul 29, 2023
    ISBN9798223035053
    Selcouth: A Collection Of Unfamiliar, Rare, Strange, Yet Marvelous Words
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    Kelly L.K

    KELLY L.K. — a pseudonym for Laya Khan — is a young Saudi writer living in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. She has been telling stories ever since she was 6-years-old. When she isn’t writing, she is daydreaming. When she isn’t daydreaming, she tries to live through her daily life alongside her seemingly-sentient cat, Meow. Skeleton Flower is her debut novel. Connect with me on: 🔗https://www.instagram.com/ikigaiandme_/ 📧 Kellylk.business@Gmail.coM

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