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Living in the Unknown, Caribbean Way (Fictional Story) is about Esther who leaves the island of Saint Vincent in 1956; to build a better life after losing her husband after a horrific murder on the island. Her aim was to further her career in nursing to support her family... Meanwhile, she leaves her daughter Margaret to be brought up by her parents. However, Margaret was left on the island to face many dilemmas of her own, after her mother Esther left for England. Eight years later Esther sent for her daughter Margaret after getting remarried. Esther and Margaret suddenly realise Living in…mehr

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Living in the Unknown, Caribbean Way (Fictional Story) is about Esther who leaves the island of Saint Vincent in 1956; to build a better life after losing her husband after a horrific murder on the island. Her aim was to further her career in nursing to support her family... Meanwhile, she leaves her daughter Margaret to be brought up by her parents. However, Margaret was left on the island to face many dilemmas of her own, after her mother Esther left for England. Eight years later Esther sent for her daughter Margaret after getting remarried. Esther and Margaret suddenly realise Living in the Unknown (England) was not all they dreamt of whilst living on the Caribbean island of Saint Vincent. This story is inspired by true events focusing on the Windrush Generation from racial to psychological dilemmas. Margaret eventually finds the reggae scene and the London clubs (All Nations etc) are her only escape from life demeanors.
Autorenporträt
udith Lamb was born in United Kingdon and is a first-time fictional writer. She became a qualified Psychologist. 2008. and worked in Mental Health for over 20 years. As a person who faced racism growing decided to write a book based on some life experiences and her mother's homeland Saint. Vincent. her main initiative in writing this book was based on party scenes she visited at an early age. Her main aim was to capture the lives of young people growing up in Britain from the 1960s.to 1990s