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Stay stylish with this sweet Masai tote bag featuring sturdy handles, zip closure, and a lovely pattern. Please note: This item is in remote storage. Delivery may be extended by 2-3 days if the item is not currently available in our store.

Super funky marakas with clown faces, never seen a pair before in my life! I have tried google to find more info but could find nothing on them, t...

How to Dispose of Dead Elephants is an imaginative novel which explores themes of illness and identity through oracles and exorcisms, pranks and fables. The plot centers on Stubb Marakas, a young college dropout, who awakes one morning with the sudden urge to doodle Aesop fables. Aided by his best friend, Mark Connor (a swashbuckling Korean adoptee), the two set out to find the meaning behind this curious tick, embarking on a journey which will force the two friends to come to grips with not only Stubb's reemerging epilepsy and Mark's unknown origins, but also the failing health of their childhood guru, an old Greek trickster called "Papou." Gretes' debut novel is a hilarious coming-of-age tale which is equally moving and entertaining.

2010 release. Leka@eka3, the Regional Fusion Tour, was established in 2009. Artists that have built their musical language and audience separately in each country got the chance to meet and fuse their genres to blast a new experience across the Middle East. Jordanian artists included Aziz Maraka & RAZZ, Sign of Thyme, and Jadal. Egyptian artists included Ressala and Omar Kamel, while Mashrou' Leila and I-Voice participated from Lebanon.