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Best narration, its a five star if rated

I don’t know if I love of hate Iya femi😂

She is such a cutie pie

Please send the last part. I've followed you already. You're really good. Your narration is soo perfect and fun to listen to.

I absolutely love the physical humor that Wright imbued in his character. It's always good to see a fine character actor get the great part

Very great! Would have been better if u had included the wordings

First saw Jeffrey Wright as Valentin Narcisse, and damn he's an incredibly talented actor.

Please where is the rest of the series

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Please make a Spotify account begging you!

She looks so beautiful

This makes it so much easier to read and faster too🥹, please do more African prose like mechanics of yenagoa

Am done with the reading in just a day.. Thank you dear 🙏🙏tonal variations are at the top

Beautiful narration ur talented

13:47 She was just a baby💔😭

Dude both these actros wright and Brody are so good. Awesome movie!

does this series have the whole book ? there's no chapters 4-6 posted that i see so im confused :(

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Hermosa naturaleza ❤

Can’t wait for my sunflowers to finally bloom so all my bumble bee homies start hanging out in the garden more

Im usually not a fan of Adam Brody, but here he was hilarouis as this guy who thinks he knows everything about the world, but yet still lives inside his own bubble 😂

made it easy to read

The narration is very interesting 😊

I don’t get the quiche joke. Can someone explain

He was expecting him to order a shot of Hennessy 🤣

Geez, parenthood and it’s ups and downs

Sharing your husband? I don’t blame her for struggling with this

Yeah, so weird.. Unwritten? Really?

1: why did those girls follow her/him to the bathroom? 2: do people who are lactose intolerant really get diarrhea that bad?

This book is soo sad! My goodness

Thank you so much for uploading ! This was such a fantastic book

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Thank you

Thank you

A very beautiful read, thanks to the narrator(s).

Keep you finish it. God bless you, this has been very helpful.

Deja A Mi Gente Quedarse (Amnistia) Mose si wi fun Farao (And Moses said to Pharaoh) Jeki awon eniyan mi lo (Let my people go) Sugbon emi wi nisinsinyi, (But now, I say) Jeki awon eniyan mi duro (Let my people stay) Bi won ba fe (If they so wish) Todos somos inmigrantes Sabemos quién es dueño de la tierra Tus padres también fueron como yo Todos buscan una buena vida Unos llegaron tiempo atrás Otros llegaron apenas ayer Para unos, un corto caminar; y otros, un largo andar Todos quieren una buena vida Chorus: ¡Oye! Deja - Amnistía Deja - Amnistía Deja a mi gente quedarse No soy criminal No soy una carga ¿Por qué quieres echarme de aquí? Trabajo duro por centavos Todos anhelan una buena vida Mi trabajo barato mantiene tu buena vida Pero nunca me he quejado Y aun cuando tú poseas mil calzados, sólo podrás usar uno a la vez Todos quieren una buena vida Chorus: ¡Oye! Deja - Amnistía….. Tú subiste los peldaños que hoy quieres quebrar Haciendo que sea difícil para los demás Tus antepasados lucharon por ti Todos quieren una buena vida Soy sólo víctima de la política Y estoy buscando horizontes Sacrificándome por mis hijos Todos buscan una buena vida Chorus: ¡Oye! Deja - Amnistía….. Inevitable, inevitable (O di dandan) ¿Cuándo dejarás tus fronteras caer? (Oluwa to da aye) Dios creó una sola tierra, sin países (Ko da orile eleya meya, Dajudaju lojo ojo kan) Seguro un día todas las fronteras caerán (Gbogbo odi atowoda yi o wo) Inevitable, inevitable Una Tierra Una raza humana No soy ilegal Soy yo No soy ilegal Soy humano como tú ¿Soy de Marte? ¿Lo soy?

Edgar Allan Poe didn't write "The Raven"-he merely claimed it with a type of 19th-century "identity theft." The poem's premiere was submitted anonymously to "American Review" under the pseudonym "--- Quarles" by the true author, Mathew Franklin Whittier, younger brother of poet John Greenleaf Whittier. Poe, a critic for the New York "Evening Mirror," finding the poem in an advance copy of "American Review," scooped Mathew in his own paper by two days. Mathew had shared a copy of "The Raven" with Poe in early 1842, so Poe had a handwritten copy in his possession. This enabled him to convince his editor that he had permission to scoop "American Review"--but he mysteriously left the "Mirror" shortly afterwards (suggesting that he may have been fired for lying about it). It is the height of absurdity that the editor of a newly-launched monthly literary magazine like the "Review," would have given a daily newspaper this permission. The real author was not in a position to reveal his identity because of his anti-slavery work and connection with the Underground Railroad, and hence could not publicly defend himself. See my paper, "Evidence that Edgar Allan Poe Stole 'The Raven' from Mathew Franklin Whittier," or a more condensed version intended for scholarly journals, entitled "Edgar Allan Poe’s Plagiarism of Mathew Franklin Whittier’s Poem, “The Raven," each of which can be downloaded from the following links. They can also be found by searching for each paper's' title on Academia.edu. www.ial.goldthread.com/MFW_The_Raven.pdf www.ial.goldthread.com/MFW_The_Raven_condensed.pdf

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