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Left the Ghetto

Name: Left the Ghetto
Brand: iUniverse
SKU: 07359276
Price: 8.79 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Sherri Lynn Kelley
ISBN: 9780595317950

Sherri Lynn Kelley

Lingua

Inglese

Libro In brossura

Codice Libristo: 07359276

Casa editrice iUniverse, giugno 2004

A non-stop ride to the ghetto. The latest work from Ms. Sherri Lynn Kelley In the Ghetto there is Pe... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 07359276

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A non-stop ride to the ghetto. The latest work from Ms. Sherri Lynn Kelley In the Ghetto there is Pebbles. Living day by day coping with her crack habit. And raising her daughters is a struggle. Her momma wants her to move out of the projects. And come on back home. But Pebbles wants to live there with her girlfriends and all of her friends. That she hangs out with everyday. Times get rough children don't have any food in the house. Pebbles is doing what the addiction allows her to do to make it. Tia is the oldest daughter watching over her baby sisters. Being a mother to her mother. It's hard for Tia living like that. Tia left the ghetto finally. And never look back to see what's behind her. Only looking in front of her. The choices her momma made were her facts of life. Tia feels because she came from nothing. That doesn't mean that she is not nothing.