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Seven sisters by Josie Boyle

The seven sisters were sent from the Milky Way to beautify the earth with flowers, trees and animals. When six of the sisters finished their work they returned to the Milky Way. One of the sisters stayed on the earth because she fell in love with two spirit men. Their special powers were taken away and they became mortal, they became the parents of the earth and made the laws for the desert people.
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