Synopsis
About James Berry
See more books from this AuthorAjeemah is taking his son Atu to be wed when they are seized by slavers and shipped to separate plantations in Jamaica.
| Read Full Review of Ajeemah and His Son (Willa Pe...With its very first line--``That wiping out of Atu and Sisi's wedding was always going to be one of the painful happenings''--this poignant narrative takes on the age-old voice of a folktale.
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