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Grow, Growing, Growingest! [Primary Edition]

Grow, Growing, Growingest! [Primary Edition]

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Blessing is a little bit below the average Ugandan girl. And by below average, she means regarding grades. Education, empashised a great deal in this third world country, is never all there is to a child's life. And Blessing prefers to navigate everything else except her books. For example her relationship with family and her trusted accomplice Martha, the absurdity of the teachers who are just programmed to wallop and give homework, her classmates who scream and only look forward to break time, and not forgettting that stupid boy who keeps pinching her. That stupid boy, who tops the class at the end of every term.
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"Mother was lying down, throwing up on her own, once sweet-smelling, clothes, whereas Father sat up, comforting me." Blessing was only five when she was pulled on a ship, ready to be used as a slave when she grew up. When Blessing is chosen to become a servant for a young girl, named Elizabeth, Blessing can't believe her luck! But, when Blessing says something to make Elizabeth want to leave, should she stick with what she wants, or fight for Elizabeth to stay with her? Follow her, as she suffers arguments, love, and of course the ups and downs of slavery.

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