The Black Girl Doesn't Belong Here
Ghostwrites
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Ghostwrites
Ongoing, First published Oct 25, 2017
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Amara Umada was just 10 years old when she moved from Nigeria to England, Now at 16 she is moving to a remotely white city called blemford, as well as a new sixth from, the people there don't take to kindly to her melanin skin and 4c textured hair.

In comes Emeka (or Ethan as everyone calls him) The only other black person there, and his group of all white friends. the stereotypical and infamous ' bad boys '
what will happen when they spot our little black girl ? 
 
guess your just gonna have to wait and see


 copyright -- if any of you hoes steal this book, you're gonna get  sued so hard your grandchildren will be in poverty.

if you have a photo that I could use as a cover please send it to me with the artist or persons information so i can give them credit
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