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    The Book Of Origins
    The Book Of Origins
    The Book Of Origins
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    The Book Of Origins

    By Esther Chen

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    Ever wonder how Life originated? Explore ideas and thoughts on the origin of Life away from a different point of view and see the world in a different light. This Book is an exploration of how Life may be supported by a collection of essences which comes together to bring about the mysterious birth of an organism.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEsther Chen
    Release dateNov 24, 2013
    ISBN9781310921421
    The Book Of Origins
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    Esther Chen

    Esther Chen lives in Singapore, a South East Asian country with one of the World's highest cost of living. She also major in Science and has taught in Singapore schools. She is interested in Life and Science, and also life planning and management. She works in the day and writes in the nights. Her focus is on education and study guides. Occasionally, she writes about teaching and other miscellaneous works including poetry, short stories, and children's books so enjoy her writing as it teleports you into another World.

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