Edith JacksonRosa Guy
At seventeen, Edith's only wish is to get a job and make a home for her three younger sisters, and when social services finally separates them, she must make a decision that will change the course of her life.
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African AmericansFamily problemsFictionFiction in EnglishWomenFamilySocial conditionsReading Level-Grade 7
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9 in Spinefolk| Format | Publisher | Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edition | Puffin | 1995 | 9780140373028 |
| Hardcover | Peter Smith Publisher | 1993 | 9780844666907 |
| Edition | Laurel Leaf | 1992 | 9780440211372 |
| Edition | Penguin | 1990 | 9780140326284 |
| Edition | Longman | 1989 | 9780582025172 |
| Edition | Puffin | 1985 | 9780140317862 |
| Paperback | Bantam Books (Mm) | 1981 | 9780553201093 |
| Edition | Gollancz | 1979 | 9780575026070 |
| Edition | Viking Press | 1978 | 9780670289066 |
African AmericansFamily problemsFictionFiction in EnglishWomenFamilySocial conditionsReading Level-Grade 7
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