Black Magic (childhood)(Book 1)
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Witness the beautiful black life of Ophelia Jones:
Childhood: Ophelia Jones has never asked for the misfortunes that was brought upon her. Heck, she was only 7-years-old, all she ever want was a barbie and some hot crunchy curls. Unfortunely, the life of an african american girl isn't that easy.
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