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Good Fortune by Noni Carter

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Good Fortune

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Noni Carter

Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers · Ebook · January 4, 2011

Reading lane: Historical YA — Africa

In the tradition of Copper Sun and Chains , this is the stirring tale of a girl’s journey from Africa to freedom and from youth to womanhood, as recounted in this dazzling debut novel.

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Good for fans of Historical FictionGood for readers who enjoy Historical YA — Africa and 19th‑Century US YA.

Book Details

Authors
Noni Carter
Publisher
Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers
Published
January 4, 2011
Format
Ebook
Theme
Historical YA — Africa · 19th‑Century US YA
Reading lane
Historical YA — Africa

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  • Historical YA — Africa

  • 19th‑Century US YA

  • African American YA

About This Book

In the tradition of Copper Sun and Chains , this is the stirring tale of a girl’s journey from Africa to freedom and from youth to womanhood, as recounted in this dazzling debut novel. Ayanna Bahati lives in a small African village when she is brutally kidnapped, along with her brother, and forced onto a slave ship to America. As Ayanna, renamed Anna, rises from the cotton fields to the master’s house, she finds the familial love she’s been yearning for in elderly Mary and M...

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In the tradition of Copper Sun and Chains , this is the stirring tale of a girl’s journey from Africa to freedom and from youth to womanhood, as recounted in this dazzling debut novel. Ayanna Bahati lives in a small African village when she is brutally kidnapped, along with her brother, and forced onto a slave ship to America. As Ayanna, renamed Anna, rises from the cotton fields to the master’s house, she finds the familial love she’s been yearning for in elderly Mary and Mary’s son Daniel—but she is also faced with more threats to her survival. Risking everything to escape the plantation, Anna manages to make it north and to freedom, eventually settling in the free black community of Hudson, Ohio, and educating herself to become a teacher.

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