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I am known by a different name by Caroline wambugu

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Lia’s journey takes her from the dusty village of karao, to the sandy white beaches of Mombasa to the glitter of Kitakyushu, Japan, and the Island of Jeju, in South Korea. Will she discover what she is looking for? Will the Messenger of Light, the Blind Guides, and the Camp of Secrets help her unlock the greatest mystery of her life?

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Lia, a young woman from a poor family was born in Karao, a village in Kenya. She was taught to be voiceless and invisible, integrate and blend in with everyone’s perspective of Life that life was not for the dreamers and to succeed she had to be like everyone else but she knew she was different. She wanted more from Life. She felt she didn’t belong because of her aspirations and dreams of Grandeur , Power and Influence.

She was tired of living a mediocre life, being voiceless, feeling unworthy and invisible to everyone she met. She was treated as a nobody, an outsider because society does not accept what is different. Who could she turn to help her understand her place in life and that her dreams were more than aspirations but a call for greatness.

 

Her journey takes her from the dusty village of karao, to the sandy white beaches of Mombasa to the glitter of Kitakyushu, Japan, and the Island of Jeju, in South Korea. Will she discover what she is looking for? Will the Messenger of Light, the Blind Guides, and the Camp of Secrets help her unlock the greatest mystery of her life?

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