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This biography is about a girl named Hajar B. It introduces her family which includes her father, grandmother, and siblings Anas, Omayma, and Salma. The document then briefly mentions where she studied and some events in her life including her birthday party, getting snowed in La Garriga, and her aunt's wedding.
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Hajar b biography
- 2. My Born Me
- 3. My family Anas Omayma Salma
- 5. I studied... C.E.I.P pinetons
- 6. IesVromana
- 7. Moveout
- 9. Snowed in La Garriga
- 11. The end