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They Call Me Molasses: The Big House
A slave girl becomes a victim of destiny when circumstances lead her out of the plantation fields and into the Big House.
65 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 13, 23
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June 14, 2019
I was shocked when the book ended.The book ended just as I it started. The book could have been.very interesting if it had
Review for They call and molasses. A deeper and more exte sorry line. It needs more background information as well as as descriptive story lined
Review for They call and molasses. A deeper and more exte sorry line. It needs more background information as well as as descriptive story lined
October 22, 2013
*This is "Book 1" in the short stories that I believe come in Four (4) Parts in E-Book form.*
I am just finding these little books, so I am not 100% positive how many parts there are to this particular book..or if it is more than one actual book in this series and they decided to just break this particular books into parts.
I saw a lot complaining that it's too short on Amazon...but, to me, it is perfect.
When you want to read but don't have the time and/or patience for a long novel at the time, these little short stories are great. You can take them in little bits. Yes, sometimes it can get annoying but right now, I love it because I want to read, I'm just not in the mood for novels!
There are at least four (4) parts to these little novellas and from what I see so far, many aren't much more than 40 pages long. This particular one is only seventeen(17)pages long.
I really did enjoy this little novella and it has me wanting to go on to the next one. If it continues to be as great as this one, I will finish this series of little novellas and hopefully they have an actual book with the whole story I can purchase later! (I like having physical copies of books I enjoy).
This book is about a young slave girl who is brought into the Big House to become the "daughter" of the Master & his wife, but of course, that doesn't go over very well with many, white & slave alike. So, things begin to take a turn from there.
I am just finding these little books, so I am not 100% positive how many parts there are to this particular book..or if it is more than one actual book in this series and they decided to just break this particular books into parts.
I saw a lot complaining that it's too short on Amazon...but, to me, it is perfect.
When you want to read but don't have the time and/or patience for a long novel at the time, these little short stories are great. You can take them in little bits. Yes, sometimes it can get annoying but right now, I love it because I want to read, I'm just not in the mood for novels!
There are at least four (4) parts to these little novellas and from what I see so far, many aren't much more than 40 pages long. This particular one is only seventeen(17)pages long.
I really did enjoy this little novella and it has me wanting to go on to the next one. If it continues to be as great as this one, I will finish this series of little novellas and hopefully they have an actual book with the whole story I can purchase later! (I like having physical copies of books I enjoy).
This book is about a young slave girl who is brought into the Big House to become the "daughter" of the Master & his wife, but of course, that doesn't go over very well with many, white & slave alike. So, things begin to take a turn from there.
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