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The House Girl by Tara Conklin
The House Girl is a work of historical fiction about a 17 year old slave, Josephine Bell, who runs away from her master in 1852. Fast forward to the 2004: a New York City attorney, Lina Sparrow, is assigned to a … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Historical Fiction
Tagged Adoption, artist, book review, geneaology, reparations case, runaway, slavery, Tara Conklin, The House Girl
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Cane River by Lalita Tademy
I love history and I love genealogy. Lalita Tademy was able to put the two together in this wonderful novel based on her own family history. Cane River begins with the Elisabeth, a slave who was separated from her Virginia family … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Cane River, children, creole, discrimination, geneaology, Lalita Tademy, land, Louisiana, marriage, plantation, race, skin color, slavery, survival, women
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