KYIV RYSING underway to become BESTSELLER!

Nov 1, 2022

Kiev, Kyyiv Nov 1, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - KYIV RYSING is underway to become BESTSELLER!

Three weeks after the successful book launch of KYIV RYSING, the book is underway to become one of the rare BESTSELLERS (100000 books) from Ukraine by end of this year 2022. On Friday, November 4th, 2022 - three weeks after the book launch - the team around Nicolai Kiskalt from KYIV CONSULTING will announce on LinkedIn the most actual numbers of KYIV RYSING books, which is most likely already around 50000 downloaded books so far. KYIV RYSING is a pro-bono project of Kyiv Strategy Consulting LLC (Kyiv Consulting) for Ukraine and all People of Ukraine to help raise awareness about what is happening in Ukraine. KYIV RYSING is by far the most comprehensive publication which is currently available. KYIV RYSING is available in the English language.

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