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The Latte Rebellion - Book Review

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02 February 2019
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When reading The Latte Rebellion I remember years ago when I was a kid. I sold everything that I can make: brooch, greeting card, key chain. My motivation is also the same as Asha, that is to get money so I can buy everything that I like without permission from my parent. But there are some differences though. Asha is a teenager, she has a dream of traveling around the world with her friend. As a kid, I didn’t have courage like that.

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London Hat Hunting Mission - Read Your World 2018

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27 January 2018
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At the beginning, I read London Hat Hunting Mission I was so surprised. At first, I thought this book was just about exploring famous places in London. But then I realize that the book invites readers to travel to London through the diversity of hats! Curious? Me, too!

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Live The Life For 24 Hours

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24 January 2018
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Sometimes the 24 hour feels like a very short time. Especially for mothers who have many activities like me. Actually, I don't want to write about this, because there are some people who think that writing your busyness is a form of complaint. But because I want to share the experience, then I will write it.

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May Review

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19 May 2017
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This week there have been a lot of occurrences going on around me. Some of them are stifling, some are fun. But from all them, I learned a lot about being a mother.

May review from motherhood today

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Multicultural Children’s Book Day: Review of "The Obstaclēs"

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29 January 2017
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Being different and looks so weak, is the reason why someone gets bullied, even though bullying is the wrong thing to do. Belittled, berated, beaten, mocked, that's normally accepted by kids who have retardation and physical weakness. In fact, behind all the limitations there is a big heart, the heart of a hero.

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