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Title: Along The Wrong Channel
Author: Toroitich Patrick Yegon
Target Class: Teenage Readers From Class 7

Badu, a young boy and currently in class six escapes from school and away he goes to the nearest city to find himself a new life.
“This story is suspenseful, gripping and replete with shocking revelations. The author has crafted the plot in a somewhat dialectical patterning of events, making it admittedly entertaining. The narration is convincing due to its mirroring of contemporary social evils that the youth grapple with, Badu being an epitome of this moralistic depiction of decaying virtues. This is a master narrative!” – Chumba G.K

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Title: Along The Wrong Channel
Author: Toroitich Patrick Yegon
Target Class: Teenage Readers From Class 7

Badu, a young boy and currently in class six escapes from school and away he goes to the nearest city to find himself a new life.
“This story is suspenseful, gripping and replete with shocking revelations. The author has crafted the plot in a somewhat dialectical patterning of events, making it admittedly entertaining. The narration is convincing due to its mirroring of contemporary social evils that the youth grapple with, Badu being an epitome of this moralistic depiction of decaying virtues. This is a master narrative!” – Chumba G.K

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