Don’t Give Disney a Pat on the Back for Doing the Bare Minimum
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La Petite Honte
Izza-belle, a young student, visits her classmate's home for the first time. She is amazed by the huge library in the living room. When he tells her that a house without a library is a house without culture, Izza becomes painfully aware that there is no library at her place.
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Izza-belle, a young student, visits her classmate's home for the first time. She is amazed by the huge library in the living room. When he tells her that a house without a library is a house without culture, Izza becomes painfully aware that there is no library at her place.
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Written By:Zahra Benasri, Sophie Grech
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