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Nuria Ranking: #16 in Anthology Of Short StoriesThis collection of fascinating short stories in this anthology come from various backgrounds of Kenya. The genre contains simple, humorous, sometimes serious and truthful massages gathered from Africa’s diverse cultures. The engrossing stories focus on the need to appreciate and embrace the uniqueness of our rich cultures for peaceful coexistence.
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