My Name is Ona Judge- An unforgettable read - Wordsopedia
Suzette D. Harrison’s twelfth book, My Name is Ona Judge, is based on the true story of Ona Judge Staines, a slave owned by Martha Washington, America’s first President George Washington. In this heart-touching story, Harrison explores the lives of plantation slaves, bondage, and the horrible human chattel system. Strong female protagonists, equally unforgettable secondary characters, a dual timeline, and a fabulous vocabulary make this a gripping and memorable read.
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