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The Untold Story Of An African Family

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The Obamas: The Untold Story of an African Family

by Peter Firstbrook

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Language	:	English
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In a small village in rural Africa, there lived a family who was struggling to make ends meet. The father, a farmer, worked long hours in the fields, but the crops were often poor due to the harsh climate.

The mother, a seamstress, also worked hard, but her earnings were meager. The family lived in a small hut with a dirt floor and a thatched roof. They had few possessions, and often went hungry.

Despite their poverty, the family was determined to make a better life for themselves. The father and mother worked tirelessly to provide for their children, and the children helped out as much as they could.

One day, the father heard about a program that was helping families in the village to start their own businesses. He immediately applied for the program, and was soon approved for a loan.

With the loan, the father started a small shop. He sold basic necessities such as food, clothing, and household goods. The shop was a success, and the family's income began to increase.

The mother used her earnings to buy a sewing machine and started her own business. She made clothing for the family and for neighbors. Her business also did well, and the family's income continued to grow.

The children also helped out with the family businesses. They helped their parents with the shop and with the sewing. They also helped to care for the younger children.

As the family's income increased, they were able to improve their living conditions. They built a new house with a concrete floor and a tin roof. They also bought new furniture and appliances.

The children were able to attend school, and they all did well. The oldest son went on to college and became a doctor. The oldest daughter became a teacher. The younger children are still in school, but they are all ng well.

The family's story is a testament to the power of hard work and determination. Despite their poverty and adversity, they were able to achieve their dreams. They are an inspiration to us all.