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The Helper Of God

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In a world where evil is running rampant there in the depths of hopelessness and darkness, emerges a hero to confront the dark times and give hope to the hopeless and helpless. Written by 10-year-old Mary, the first winner of the Reminac Comics Writing Competition from Eliana Junior School, the book is a message of love, hope, courage and faith in times of adversity.

 

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In a world where evil is running rampant there in the depths of hopelessness and darkness, emerges a hero to confront the dark times and give hope to the hopeless and helpless. Written by 10-year-old Mary, the first winner of the Reminac Comics Writing Competition from Eliana Junior School, the book is a message of love, hope, courage and faith in times of adversity.

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Nyangoma Mary Franklyn
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Reminac KC
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