Segregation Spelled

Segregation Spelled

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"Segregation Spelled Backwards" is a historical fiction in reverse, telling the story of a forbidden friendship of young African-American teenager, Marilyn Augustine, and German immigrant, Maximillian Einghardt. In this novel the roles of blacks and whites are switched, in which whites experience the racism and prejudice blacks have endured throughout history, and vice-versa. Marilyn and Max must choose between pride in their racial differences and what could be an unbreakable bond.
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I wrote this book in 2016 when I was 14... I'm now for some reason having a blast from the past and re-reading this at 20 yrs old and y'all... PLEASE know that I was mf 14 years of age LOL. The story isn't half bad. But the whiplash you'll get from the sequence of events going so fast.. be ready. Nicole Lawley, an 18 yead old girl who lives in San Antonio, Texas with her best friend Jc Caylen. Unfortunatly, Nicole gets bullied in school, not to the point where she's physically hurt, but emotionally. No one but Jc knows about it. When her senior year in high school ends, her and Jc decide to pack their things and fly out to Los Angles to live with Kian and the rest of O2L. Little does Nicole know what the universe has instore for her in Los Angeles, but she hopes its better than what she had in San Antonio.

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