Meet Ida Mae Daughtry


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Meet Ida Mae Daughtry. This novel is about a young Black girl from the small gritty town of East St. Louis, Illinois. She believes in herself and, with imagination and a growing spirituality, pursues the American dream. She experiences defeat and victory. She keeps her emotions under control. Her world has a background of casual sex, dope, and violence. With little provocation, Ida Mae will hurt you. She has seen Black life at various levels and wants more than just to be another poor Black girl.




Oklahoma Librarian


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The Texas Outlook


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Annual Meeting


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Best Friends Forever


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With "high-octane levels of emotion" New York Times bestselling author brings us another scandal filled story of friendship and romance (USA Today). Things are falling apart in the Richardson household. Angry arguments between Celine and her husband, Keith, have become routine. She resents that he's working long hours and staying out all night, and he accuses her of not giving him the attention he deserves. Their marriage is at a cross-roads and Celine worries how her 10-year-old daughter, Kassie, will be affected. But the situation turns devastating when Celine is diagnosed with breast cancer. As her relationship with Keith deteriorates, Celine worries that she'll be left to navigate the difficult process of cancer treatment alone. But comfort and support come in the form of Celine's best friend, Lauren. They've been attached at the hip since they were children and it is Lauren who's there for Celine in her darkest moments. Now, Celine will be forced to make tough decisions-about her marriage and otherwise-and for the first time in her life, she wants to give up. Lauren vows to help by any means necessary and makes the kind of sacrifice only a best friend can. But will it be too late




True Latter-Day Saints' Herald


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The family magazine of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.




A Dowling Family of the South.


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