girls in search of cover, part 1
girls in search of cover— part 1 is the first book in a series that examines the lives of three generations of Black women scarred by rape and racism. The young heroine, Carmia Evans-Pullen, is a troubled young African-American girl whose drug-addicted mother relocates Carmia and her brother to Bovina, Mississippi—a deeply religious backwater where they all move in with Carmia's grandmother, Ma Evans. Carmia grows up an outsider in Bovina, except for gaining the attention of her first crush, Joseph. Mother Johns (Joseph's grandmother) a conniving church leader with a dark hatred for Ma Evans, convinces their community that Ma Evans' entire bloodline, including Carmia, is cursed. As a young girl wrestling with sexual trauma and church hurt, will Carmia's hope to regain her sense of purity be reached? Will the voices of her ancestors, (a spiritual cloud of witnesses) give her strength enough to escape the inherited dysfunction of her mother and grandmother? girls in search of cover—part 1 explores these questions and sets the stage for riveting challenges that Carmia must continue to overcome in the second book, girls in search of cover— part 2.
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girls in search of cover, part 1
girls in search of cover— part 1 is the first book in a series that examines the lives of three generations of Black women scarred by rape and racism. The young heroine, Carmia Evans-Pullen, is a troubled young African-American girl whose drug-addicted mother relocates Carmia and her brother to Bovina, Mississippi—a deeply religious backwater where they all move in with Carmia's grandmother, Ma Evans. Carmia grows up an outsider in Bovina, except for gaining the attention of her first crush, Joseph. Mother Johns (Joseph's grandmother) a conniving church leader with a dark hatred for Ma Evans, convinces their community that Ma Evans' entire bloodline, including Carmia, is cursed. As a young girl wrestling with sexual trauma and church hurt, will Carmia's hope to regain her sense of purity be reached? Will the voices of her ancestors, (a spiritual cloud of witnesses) give her strength enough to escape the inherited dysfunction of her mother and grandmother? girls in search of cover—part 1 explores these questions and sets the stage for riveting challenges that Carmia must continue to overcome in the second book, girls in search of cover— part 2.
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girls in search of cover, part 1

girls in search of cover, part 1

by Pamela Mshana
girls in search of cover, part 1

girls in search of cover, part 1

by Pamela Mshana

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girls in search of cover— part 1 is the first book in a series that examines the lives of three generations of Black women scarred by rape and racism. The young heroine, Carmia Evans-Pullen, is a troubled young African-American girl whose drug-addicted mother relocates Carmia and her brother to Bovina, Mississippi—a deeply religious backwater where they all move in with Carmia's grandmother, Ma Evans. Carmia grows up an outsider in Bovina, except for gaining the attention of her first crush, Joseph. Mother Johns (Joseph's grandmother) a conniving church leader with a dark hatred for Ma Evans, convinces their community that Ma Evans' entire bloodline, including Carmia, is cursed. As a young girl wrestling with sexual trauma and church hurt, will Carmia's hope to regain her sense of purity be reached? Will the voices of her ancestors, (a spiritual cloud of witnesses) give her strength enough to escape the inherited dysfunction of her mother and grandmother? girls in search of cover—part 1 explores these questions and sets the stage for riveting challenges that Carmia must continue to overcome in the second book, girls in search of cover— part 2.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940185922040
Publisher: Seven Visions Entertainment & Consulting, LLC
Publication date: 07/04/2023
Series: girls in search of cover , #1
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 2 MB

About the Author

PAMELA MSHANA, PHD is an accomplished author, playwright, podcast host and educator whose work was produced at Playwrights Horizons, Off-Broadway theater in New York City and published by Dell Publishing Company, Inc., New York City. As a finalist in an international writing contest she received a dramatic reading of her play, Ebony at the Sydney Oprah House in Sydney, Australia. While an educator in residence, Dr. Mshana wrote and directed the play, Thando of South Africa at the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa.
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