In this first novel, Ida Mae the protanist, deals with life on the other side of the color line. She is a young girl of color, orphaned at an early age, and adopted by white parents. Set in Cedartown, Georgia in the 1950’s, her situation proves to be challenging in a turbulent time of our history.
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