Oh my secretariat
- Publisher
- Mocca group
- Categories
- LGBTQ+
- Author Name
- Sirirat Meesilp
- Illustrated by
- Original Language
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Thailand
- Rights sold in
- Not yet sold
- Paperback
- 232 pages
- Dimensions
- 145x210 mm. (A5)
- ISBN / ISSN / Unique Identifier
- 978-616-604-376-1
Synopsis
Tuang, a social journalist, has witnessed several problems. Throughout his daily life and at work. There was no doubt in his mind that everything that happened was due to corruption. Therefore, he dislikes politicians. After a while, he was transferred to the political news department. And met Nol, who had just been appointed Secretary-General of the Independent Party. There is an upcoming political party that will change the country's government structure through its "CHANGE" policy. Tuang believes it's a campaigning technique. The reason for his prejudice is that he dislikes the political system in this country. Noll demonstrates his dedication to solving public problems,...
Tuang, a social journalist, has witnessed several problems. Throughout his daily life and at work. There was no doubt in his mind that everything that happened was due to corruption. Therefore, he dislikes politicians. After a while, he was transferred to the political news department. And met Nol, who had just been appointed Secretary-General of the Independent Party. There is an upcoming political party that will change the country's government structure through its "CHANGE" policy. Tuang believes it's a campaigning technique. The reason for his prejudice is that he dislikes the political system in this country. Noll demonstrates his dedication to solving public problems, but he also tries to change Tuang's mind. He also wears his heart on his sleeves, so he can assist others. New politics are not easy. Nol must sometimes be opposed directly and indirectly by the opposing party. Tuang must also serve as a tool for the destruction of Nol's political party and himself. What will be their response to this invisible influence? Will they succeed? Join them in following their stories.
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