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Moochie the Soochie Visits the Peace People
Written by Quinton Crawford
Narrated by Mapuana Makia
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"A two part book. Part-1: Moochie travels the world and learns greetings in several languages from every populated continent."Part 2: Moochie is an alien girl character that travels through human history to find people in times of peace.
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Quinton Crawford
Mr. Quinton D. Crawford is an educator that was born on Southern, California. His education includes two Associates degrees, a Bachelors degree in Social Science, Primary Research Methodology Certification from Prof. Manu Ampim, certified to teach by the state of California, teacher in private and public schools over the past 8 years, has recently been a teacher-trainer in the Republic of Ghana for a volunteer organization, returned recently from being an English Teacher in Shenzhen China, and pursuing his Master degree . He is a member of the Earth Charter; SGI-USA; Organizing for America; and the Save Nubia Project . Author has three published books: 1.) "Knowledge For Tomorrow" published in 2005; revised ebook version 2014. 2.) "Moochie the Soochie Visits the Peace People" published in 2014/ revised ebook version 2015; Author- Mr. Quinton Douglass Crawford (USA), Contributing Writer- Mr. Kye Wayne Shi (China), Contributing Illustrator- Mr. Asad Farook (Sri Lanka) 3.) "The Global Situation" published in 2015. An updated 2016 ebook publication has just been released.
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