African Love Poems and Proverbs with Bookmark (Petites)
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| Rating | : | 4.71 (575 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0880887915 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 80 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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Amazon Customer said Draw A Picture of Love. The is a very enjoyable ebook. It's filled with short African poems and proverbs about love.The author C.W. Leslau lists the name of a place or the language like Swahili, Madagascar, along with each poem and proverb. One of my favorites is"Love is like young rice: transplanted, still it grows.". Gentle Reader said Nice, But Be Advised. The poetry itself is quite lovely, simple short poems with pithy messages. The warning is about the size of the book. When they say "Petite" they mean Nice, But Be Advised The poetry itself is quite lovely, simple short poems with pithy messages. The warning is about the size of the book. When they say "Petite" they mean 3" x Nice, But Be Advised Gentle Reader The poetry itself is quite lovely, simple short poems with pithy messages. The warning is about the size of the book. When they say "Petite" they mean 3" x 4". Because of its size, it isn't suitable for a public or academic library's stacks.. ". Because of its size, it isn't suitable for a public or academic library's stacks.. " x Nice, But Be Advised Gentle Reader The poetry itself is quite lovely, simple short poems with pithy messages. The warning is about the size of the book. When they say "Petite" they mean 3" x 4". Because of its size, it isn't suitable for a public or academic library's stacks.. ". Because of its size, it isn't suitable for a public or academic library's stacks.. who we raily are you never hear any thing good about blacks in this country all we are is Kindle Customer i enjoying reading a bout my people and truely finding out who we raily are you never hear any thing good about blacks in this country all we are is people only good for is to geather wood and draw water we are far more important than that because we are the ones who give the world the edication they have to live by today if it was not for the negro there will be no edication no judges no doctor siencetis cut it short there will no so call nothing in the those in high places our edication was stolen from us in africa by the romans
Book by Leslau, C. W.