Book details

  • Genre:biography & autobiography
  • Sub-genre:Historical
  • Language:English
  • Pages:200
  • eBook ISBN:9781483530284

Grass and the Forces (Part 1)

Grass Beneath the Forces

By Mandu Ukpe

Overview

Mandu Ukpe's Authobiography. GRASS BENEATH THE FORCES (part1) is true history surrounding Mandu's life from birth to early adulthood. It is full of fun to amuse the reader and helps one learn some vital lessons of life. The last chapters in the Book are not true incidents, but purely fun that we used to feature on my Charity website, as part of the Services we offered then to the public. The physical fun actually brings out spiritual meaning to benefit the reader too.
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Description

Grass Beneath The Forces is Mandu Ukpe's Autobiography. The Part one of the Book looks into some important incidents, (good/bad and the uncommon/common to human being) that have/had gone through Mandu's life from Birth, Babyhood, childhood, Teenage, Early-Adult and a bit of advanced adulthood. Each of the chapters in the `Grass Beneath The Forces` (Title of the part 1 of this Book), is full of fun, just to add more excitement to the reader. The last chapters in the Book feature one of the Services we used to offer to the public on my Charity website: www.hatifmandu.org. This was `fun`, written weekly to amuse our website visitors. These are only fiction, and not true stories as Mandu's Autobiography features in the previous chapters of this Book.
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About The Author

Grass Beneath The Forces is Mandu Ukpe's Autobiography. The Part one of the Book looks into some important incidents, (good/bad and the uncommon/common to human being) that have/had gone through Mandu's life from Birth, Babyhood, childhood, Teenage, Early-Adult and a bit of advanced adulthood. Each of the chapters in the `Grass Beneath The Forces` (Title of the part 1 of this Book), is full of fun, just to add more excitement to the reader. The last chapters in the Book feature one of the Services we used to offer to the public on my Charity website: www.hatifmandu.org. This was `fun`, written weekly to amuse our website visitors. These are only fiction, and not true stories as Mandu's Autobiography features in the previous chapters of this Book.
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