Raising Good, Raising Bad - Adomaa, Josephine
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My book falls under realistic fiction based on fictional characters. It depicts social problems that most of the Indigenous communities in Canada face, such as addiction, homelessness, abuse, and government neglect. It shows the resiliencies of Indigenous peoples in the face of adversity, and their unity. I tell the story through the lens of a Christian. Here are two examples from the manuscript: Taking in a homeless person after they stole from you and making them a part of your family, and an abusive father hearing the word of God from a missionary family on the reserve and being convinced to end a cycle of abuse.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
My book falls under realistic fiction based on fictional characters. It depicts social problems that most of the Indigenous communities in Canada face, such as addiction, homelessness, abuse, and government neglect. It shows the resiliencies of Indigenous peoples in the face of adversity, and their unity. I tell the story through the lens of a Christian. Here are two examples from the manuscript: Taking in a homeless person after they stole from you and making them a part of your family, and an abusive father hearing the word of God from a missionary family on the reserve and being convinced to end a cycle of abuse.
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About Josephine Akosua Adomaa Raising Good, Rasing Bad: A Society's Reward is realistic fiction by Josephine Adomaa. Born in Ghana, she immigrated to Canada at the age of 15. She holds a diploma from Durham College, Oshawa, ON, and a degree from St. Thomas University, Fredericton, NB, and has worked with the homeless population ever since her post-secondary education. She loves the outdoors and can be seen wandering about taking pictures of nature in her leisure time. Josephine works for the City of Ottawa in Ontario, and is currently working on her memoir, Persevering Through Faith After Losing My Way to Follow Seagulls: How Jesus Christ taught me to have confidence in Him.