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home as long dynamic. my need is to stay in my home as long as dynamic. my need is to stay in my home as long as possible - dynamic. my need is to stay in my home as long as possible and - dynamic. my need is to stay in my| home as long as possible and your need is to have a home so life is good. the liverpool based charity, mandela8 says school children need more books filled with diverse characters to better understand and represent different people and communties. so for black history month the charity s giving out hundreds of books to schools in the city. nazia mogra reports. just one of the books children at pleasant street primary ad enjoying today, this book is written by black authors and features diverse characters. i authors and features diverse characters- authors and features diverse characters. ~ ., ,., authors and features diverse characters. ~ ., ., characters. i feel like i am part of the book- characters. i feel like i am part of the book. the characters. i