Lost Tales from the Borun-Ma: Frost Sky, Pale Moon, Bright Stars - Book Listing
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Ruth Miranda
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This is a book listing for "Lost Tales from the Borun-Ma: Frost Sky, Pale Moon, Bright Stars" by Ruth Miranda, Book 3 of The Borun-Ma Series. The content describes the author as a Portugal-born writer who creates stories in English. The book is priced at $3.49 (50% off from $6.99 until July 31), contains 105,150 words, and is originally published in June. The additional context provides background on the author's personal journey with writing and language.
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She started making up stories in her head as a child, to put herself to sleep, but the stories kept growing with her, so eventually, they needed to be put to paper.
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