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  • Immoral

    a Hiphop tale

    by N.G. Young ...
    Immoral, the second book in the Illegal saga, is a stirring hip-hop odyssey where Yeshua and his crew confront the struggles of morality and survival within a culture on the cusp of change. As they grapple with mental illness and betrayal, the story explores the deeper essence of justice and choice. Mia's fate, tied to an interstellar council, intertwines with humanity's future, facing cosmic ... Read more

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  • Illegal

    A Hip-hop Tale

    by N.G. Young ...
    This is a book they don't want you to read. Be careful because its subject is now illegal. This force is feared by the evil men of this world. Be careful because to speak of these things is now illegal. You have picked up a book that speaks of things that once were, that now is not, and yet millions now fight to have once again. Be careful because these things are now illegal. This will sound like ... Read more

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  • The Redstone Park of China

    Mount Danxiashan

    Edited by Young Ng, Wolfgang Eder ...
    Series series Earth and Environmental Science (R0)
    This book explores one of the world’s most striking red bed sandstone landscapes — Danxiashan — which was designated a UNESCO Global Geopark in 2004 and inscribed as part of the serial World Heritage property "China Danxia" in 2010."China Danxia" refers to a distinctive type of landscape formed on continental red terrigenous sedimentary rocks, shaped by internal geological forces such as tectonic ... Read more

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