The Man Who Came Back - Elliss, Catherine J
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The Man Who Came Back: Graphic Novel in anime (mangga) style concerns a timeless theme, the struggle to become the person you are destined to be. Afu Ling is a poor Chinese farming boy who leaves to travel the world, seemingly having the perfect Instagram life. Only when he comes back as a man, there are many questions. He is mentored by a Kung Fu teacher who against his wife's wishes attempts to help him learn some secrets of success and face his greatest fear.

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The Man Who Came Back: Graphic Novel in anime (mangga) style concerns a timeless theme, the struggle to become the person you are destined to be. Afu Ling is a poor Chinese farming boy who leaves to travel the world, seemingly having the perfect Instagram life. Only when he comes back as a man, there are many questions. He is mentored by a Kung Fu teacher who against his wife's wishes attempts to help him learn some secrets of success and face his greatest fear.
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Catherine J Elliss, is a writer, author, speaker, teacher and social entrepreneur with a much larger vision to inspire people to become world changers. She is the Founder and Chief Imagineer of Imagineering 2 a Better World. She has written and is writing numerous children's books. Aside from The Man Who Came Back: Graphic Novel, which is aimed at those nearing adulthood (mid - older teens) and younger adults, another title, non-fiction, aimed at a similar demographic and those in transition is 'Prosper as Your Soul Prospers: A Holistic Approach to Basic Money Management from a Soul and Spirit Perspective'. It is available in bookstores in Australia and online internationally. Dealing with the day to day choices we make from a soul (mind, will and emotions) and spirit (how to avoid greed and poverty and head towards generosity) perspective, this book shares a larger vision to reduce world poverty, starting with the individual.