About Hend Soliman: Hend Soliman is a new author who really succeeded to grab the attention of the readers of her book by the ability to portray emotions well. Other than that she is a minimalist, animal love, like gardening, cooking, and of course reading., maybe that what enrich her writings. She really loves hearing from her readers and can be contacted via Facebook page and Instagram What inspires you to write? It is hard to tell that because I might say different things sometimes … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Hend Soliman
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Interview with Author – Dan Lawton
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