Janice A. Vailes

Santa Claus don't come to no colored girl's house
Janice A. Vailes · 2008
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Myrtle and Sugar Pudding Jackson, two very young biracial sisters, are mysteriously abandoned in an old bus station on a cold and snowy night in the winter of 1955. In Tapasalle County, North Carolina, and during the early stages of the civil rights movements, the two sisters are quickly introduced to the mean, abusive, violent, perverted, conniving and last but certainly not the least, the filthy rich. They live, learn, and quickly discover at a very early age who they really are.
Book details
- Year
- 2008
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- [CreateSpace]
- Editions
- 1
- Pages
- 425
- ISBN
- 9781434879967
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