The Pauper
R35.00
“The Pauper” is a heartwarming children’s story that imparts valuable lessons on hope, resilience, and the importance of kindness. The narrative follows a young boy who, despite his impoverished circumstances, remains optimistic and compassionate. Through his journey, readers learn about the virtues of patience, gratitude, and the significance of helping others, regardless of one’s own situation. The book is designed to inspire young minds to cultivate a positive outlook and empathetic behavior.
Author:
Abdut-Tawwab Yusuf
Editor:
Zam Zam
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