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Hadara's Hijab

Irene Okoronkwo-Obika

Publisher: Chisom The Champ LLC

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Summary

Journey with Hadara and her father as they migrate to the United States from South Sudan for a new life. Hadara is ecstatic to embark on her new life and gain meaningful friendships in a new land, but soon discovers the harsh realities of being bullied due to her physical appearance. However, after an encounter with her peer, Chisom The Champ, Hadara is empowered to regain her self-love and self-acceptance.
Available since: 12/05/2017.

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