No One is Too Small to Make a Difference Paperback Book

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Jul 5, 2024

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A little book of the history-making ground-breaking speeches by the extraordinary young woman who has taken the world by storm. It features Greta’s own words from the speeches that have made history across Europe from the UN to mass street protests
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