Mulatto Girl Aggie, 13 - Cox, Lakesa
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This story takes you into the life of a precocious, spoiled and bratty 12-year-old named Aggie Lucas. Aggie is your typical 7th grader who loves her cell phone, social media and designer sneakers. Eager to celebrate her 13th birthday, Aggie is disappointed when her parents break their promise to her by not giving her the gift she really wanted. Mad at the world, Aggie goes to school and is sent to detention hall for disrespecting her teacher. Aggie accidentally falls and bumps her head, then wakes up in a dream where she is transported back to the year 1816 as a slave on a plantation in…mehr

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This story takes you into the life of a precocious, spoiled and bratty 12-year-old named Aggie Lucas. Aggie is your typical 7th grader who loves her cell phone, social media and designer sneakers. Eager to celebrate her 13th birthday, Aggie is disappointed when her parents break their promise to her by not giving her the gift she really wanted. Mad at the world, Aggie goes to school and is sent to detention hall for disrespecting her teacher. Aggie accidentally falls and bumps her head, then wakes up in a dream where she is transported back to the year 1816 as a slave on a plantation in Goochland, Virginia. As a slave, Aggie is forced to adapt but not before learning some valuable and very harsh lessons in life. If you're looking for a book to teach a teen or young adult valuable life lessons, this book will open their eyes and they will be more appreciative of the simpler things!
Autorenporträt
LaKesa Cox is an author and screenwriter with over 15 years of writing experience. One of her anthologies became a New York Times Bestseller and another anthology received 2017 AALAS literary award for the best anthology. LaKesa is also an award winning screenwriter who has completed scripts for three feature films and two pilot scripts.