An Orchestra of Minorities

12/10/24 • 32 min

There are layers to this book. The goofball tendencies came through, and the bookworms enjoyed every moment. Love. Language. Society. Coming of age.

Music credit : Africa Maasai Kids by SOFRA

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There are layers to this book. The goofball tendencies came through, and the bookworms enjoyed every moment. Love. Language. Society. Coming of age.

Music credit : Africa Maasai Kids by SOFRA

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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