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By Khaidji - Nov 19th, 2008 at 4:49 am EST

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Khaidji’s Barack Obama’s book - ”Path To The White House”

If President-elect Barack Obama is reading anything other than ”Path To The White House” then he is not reading the light acrostic poetry that only Khaidji can provide.

I have heard a list of what Barack Obama was reading before and subsequently recommended this book for him and his family. It is my feelings that once Barack Obama reads ”Path To The White House” he too will find it as creative and ingenious as our other readers.

We would like to suggest that you get a copy but we recognize that some people will not be moved until President Barack Obama recommends this book, ”Path To The White House”.

This book covers his progress through the Primaries to the General Election and includes Tributes to his grandmother, “Toot”, his favorite interviewer, Tim Russert, and a special Birthday wish.

Readers will also read about The Audacity to Hope, my special forecast on HOPE that was written two months prior to the General Election. If I were asked then clearly I would say that ”Path To The White House” is what President Barack Obama should read and I would recommend that everyone gets a copy of this treasure which uniquely chronicles this great time in American and World history.

Khaidji is born in Barbados but has a passion for the greatness of now elected President Barack Obama.

Khaidji’s Barack Obama’s book - ”Path To The White House” and other books by this artistic writer may be previewed and purchased in physical book or immediate download from BajanBooks.com

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