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Life Doesn’t Frighten Me
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  • Maya Angelou
    Maya Angelou
    / Poetry and other works

    
Friendly Chicken and Me (1994), Life Doesn’t Frighten Me (1998), and the Maya’s World series, which was published in 2004–05 and features stories of children from various parts of the world. Angelou dispensed anecdote-laden advice to women in Letter to My Daughter (2008), although her only biological child was her


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Friendly Chicken and Me (1994), Life Doesn’t Frighten Me (1998), and the Maya’s World series, which was published in 2004–05 and features stories of children from various parts of the world. Angelou dispensed anecdote-laden advice to women in Letter to My Daughter (2008), although her only biological child was her


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