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The teenage mind penitentiary
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Here is a book by Oluwatise, an avid reader who has a dream to change the world with words, one piece at a time. You can call it the love child of his imagination and his emotions, or the offspring of the compilation of his really good times and his lowest almost depressing moments, a theme park of the mystical teenage mind, but you understand the idea.
Here is a book by Oluwatise, an avid reader who has a dream to change the world with words, one piece at a time. You can call it the love child of his imagination and his emotions, or the offspring of the compilation of his really good times and his lowest almost depressing moments, a theme park of the mystical teenage mind, but you understand the idea. A lifeline for depressed youths, views on societal issues, connection with the culture, and beating the odds by grace to know who one is, what it means to be young, African, and a teenager in an ever-changing world.
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