Racism
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Ariyah Faruq had a simple, joyful life in Nigeria-family always close, streets buzzing with life, and food full of flavor. But when she moves to England to stay with her aunt for a better future, she quickly realizes that "better" doesn't always mean "easier." Between struggling with the cold, missing jollof rice, and dealing with people who think Africa is one big village, Ariyah must navigate a new world full of culture shocks, hilarious misunderstandings, and, unfortunately, racism. But she's not one to stay silent. With her quick wit, outspoken nature, and a little bit of sarcasm, she takes on the challenges of being a Black Muslim girl in a foreign land. With new friends, unexpected foes, and a whole lot of life lessons, Ariyah's journey is one of self-discovery, resilience, and humor. Because no matter where life takes her, she's bringing her Nigerian energy with her.
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