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Growing Up In Mississippi
    Publisher: Inifinity Publishing, www.buybooksontheweb.com
    Date of Publication: 2004





SYNOPSIS
An Award Winning “Best Book 2004”, this vivid and descriptive biography grips at the very core of every human emotion. Growing up in somewhat painfully poor social conditions in Mississippi does not deter the family, but bonds them together with the unified strength and triumph most prevalent in top movies like Soul Food, or even to overcome travesties, as in The Color Purple.

You will be intrigued by the strong development of characters like the wayward Uncle Wigley, a cursed character among many black families who resorts to inflicting abuse on family members. And the relationship between Jay and Tish, a classic example of how women in the past wound up with larger, unplanned families because love conquered all back then, even poverty.

The reader feels as if they are in the story and watching without speaking. It is evidence that life was slower paced, but more fulfilling, even with the absence of television.

“This is a modern day tale with a happy ending and heralds the rise of our families of the past through political and social upheavals as prevalent as The Civil Rights Movement.” -5 Stars! The DLNA YOUnity Reviewers Worldwide www.disilgold.com.

You may order Growing up in Mississippi from Borders Bookstores, and Barnes & Noble Bookstores world wide. Just let the clerk know that it's a print on demand book (POD) and they will order it for you.



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