Description
In the heart of a struggling neighborhood, a group of resilient families navigates the challenges of poverty and marginalization, finding strength in their shared humanity. At the center of their community is a literacy and breakfast program, a beacon of hope run by the compassionate Miss Hina, which fosters connection and provides vital support. This novel offers a raw yet empathetic portrayal of a community that, despite its hardships, discovers dignity and unwavering solidarity in unexpected places. It's a powerful testament to the enduring spirit of those who refuse to be defined by their circumstances.
Available Editions
paperback
Arsenal Pulp Press
Published Jan 1, 2017
264 pages
ISBN: 9781551526775
Reviews
No ratings yet. Be the first!
No written reviews yet.
Details
First Published
2016
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Scarborough by Catherine Hernandez.