African Girl in the US

African Girl in the US

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Amina Traoré always thought that living in America could be the best things that could ever happen to her. Tht's why when her mother told her that they were moving away from Senegal (West African country) to L.A, she was over the moon. Of course, she already knew everything about american trends, fahion, series ect... She was READY. What she didn't knew is that there were more than series and fashion. Her highschool, Rollen High, was ruled by the head cheerleader and prom queen, Cara Marshall, that made Amina her a target by the first day. When Amina thought that her social life was over before it even started. That's when she meets him, the highschool's badboys Evan Jones and Idris Smith, they decides to take her under their wings. She's now their African Girl and they're her American Boys. AN/ this book is about a lot of controversial subject you don't usually see in wattpad books. You are all welcome to give your opinion (in a calm way of course) ^^
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