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Violence
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No violence
Language
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Clean language
Sexual Content
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No sexual content
Substance Use
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No substance use
Emotional Intensity
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Inspirational themes of perseverance, service, and the power of consistent habits
What this book is about
Set in the time of Christ, a poor camel boy named Hafid receives scrolls from a dying merchant — scrolls that contain principles for living and succeeding that he passes down through history. Og Mandino's 1968 inspirational novel is one of the best-selling self-help books ever written, blending parable with practical philosophy in a slim, accessible format that has influenced millions of readers.
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