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The Midnight Girl

Bukenya Jerry
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Pages
313
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Bukenya Jerry

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*Book Description / Summary:*The midnight girl is a powerful coming-of-age tale that follows Amara, a young woman torn from the comfort of home, family, and familiar soil. Thrust into an uncertain future across the seas, she is faced with impossible choices, quiet heartbreaks, and the haunting echoes of a past she can't shake. Through tearful goodbyes, cultural awakenings, moments of doubt, and surprising strength, Amara journeys from the island of her childhood into the heart of a new world-one that demands her courage, identity, and voice.As she navigates the emotional weight of migration, separation, faith, and fear, Amara must rise above the pain of loss and the pull of home to discover who she truly is-and who she is becoming.Told with raw honesty, vivid inner dialogue, and lyrical detail, this book captures the strength of young women pushed by history, circumstance, and love to forge their own paths in foreign lands. It's a story of survival, sisterhood, and becoming.

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