No Condition is Permanent

Kids, Teen, Social Issues, Fiction
Cover of the book No Condition is Permanent by Cristina Kessler, Cristina Kessler
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Author: Cristina Kessler ISBN: 9780692287927
Publisher: Cristina Kessler Publication: November 21, 2015
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Cristina Kessler
ISBN: 9780692287927
Publisher: Cristina Kessler
Publication: November 21, 2015
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

This was a beautiful friendship
A once-in-a-lifetime friendship
Would their cultures, African, and American, so different, tear them apart?
We were walking single file to the rice field three mornings later. As we went, Khadi tried to explain to me the secrecy surrounding Sande, but it was difficult. I watched her muscles tense as we walked along, the strange sight of a big bra crossing her usually empty back. She was strutting, and had little patience for my questions. She had never questioned the Secret Society. It was something she learned from her grand-mother and would pass onto her granddaughters.
Completely forgetting my promise of months before to not be a know-it-all, I blurted out “But you can’t just believe it all. Just because they tell you to? You’ve got to ask some questions and get some answers. In America--.”
Khadi stopped on the trail, and I crashed into her. Turning back to face me, she cut right in, something she’d never done before. “Dis no be America.”
In an unforgettable novel that teems with details of African culture and life, Cristina Kessler heroically tackles one of the most important, most controversial issues for women of our time.

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This was a beautiful friendship
A once-in-a-lifetime friendship
Would their cultures, African, and American, so different, tear them apart?
We were walking single file to the rice field three mornings later. As we went, Khadi tried to explain to me the secrecy surrounding Sande, but it was difficult. I watched her muscles tense as we walked along, the strange sight of a big bra crossing her usually empty back. She was strutting, and had little patience for my questions. She had never questioned the Secret Society. It was something she learned from her grand-mother and would pass onto her granddaughters.
Completely forgetting my promise of months before to not be a know-it-all, I blurted out “But you can’t just believe it all. Just because they tell you to? You’ve got to ask some questions and get some answers. In America--.”
Khadi stopped on the trail, and I crashed into her. Turning back to face me, she cut right in, something she’d never done before. “Dis no be America.”
In an unforgettable novel that teems with details of African culture and life, Cristina Kessler heroically tackles one of the most important, most controversial issues for women of our time.

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