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From Grass to Grace is an inspiring story of resilience, hope, and determination told with vivid descriptive past experiences.

It is Faleri Muthoni’s story of self-invention and survival, coupled with the unsparing intrigues of fate. Inspired by his single mum and the struggles they faced;

This story will leave you believing that nothing is cast in stone. Faleri hopes From Grass to Grace will be the needed nudge to get anyone out of their comfort zone and catapult dormant and undiscovered talents in order to pursue their dreams.

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From Grass to Grace is an inspiring story of resilience, hope, and determination told with vivid descriptive past experiences.

It is Faleri Muthoni’s story of self-invention and survival, coupled with the unsparing intrigues of fate. Inspired by his single mum and the struggles they faced;

This story will leave you believing that nothing is cast in stone. Faleri hopes From Grass to Grace will be the needed nudge to get anyone out of their comfort zone and catapult dormant and undiscovered talents in order to pursue their dreams.

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