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My Name is Not Angelica by O'Dell, Scott (ISBN: 9781455859313)
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My Name is Not Angelica Unknown - 2012
by O'Dell, Scott
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Snatched from her home in Africa, carried across the sea in a plague-ridden ship, she finds herself standing on the platform of a slave market in the West Indies, on the island of St. John, staring down into a ring of strange white faces.
Pointing to her, the auctioneer shouts, "Raisha, the daughter of a sub-chief, comely, strong . . ." From the crowd comes the first bid, then another. Raisha smiles the forced smile she learned on the ship.
And so begins her life as a house slave on the plantation of Jost van Prok.
"O'Dell weaves worlds out of words. The ending is so powerful, so searing, it will leave readers stunned." - Publishers Weekly
Details
- Title My Name is Not Angelica
- Author O'Dell, Scott
- Binding unknown
- Edition MP3 Una
- Publisher Brilliance Audio on MP3-CD
- Date 2012
- ISBN 9781455859313
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