Sheribaby
A Little Girl's Big Voice in Post-Independence Jamaica
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Sheribaby
Narrated by:
Sharon Gordon
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Narrated by:
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Sharon Gordon
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By:
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Sharon Gordon
About this listen
Sheribaby is a captivating and insightful look at post-independence Jamaica through the eyes of a sharp, outspoken young girl. Set between 1969 and 1975, the novel explores themes of classism, political identity, family, and cultural traditions with authenticity and depth.
Blending nostalgia with social commentary, Sheribaby offers a vivid portrayal of Jamaican history while telling a universally relatable story of personal growth and change. It's an immersive listen that will resonate with those familiar with the Jamaican diaspora, but its themes are timeless and will appeal to a wide audience.
At its core, Sheribaby is about a little girl with a big voice—one that leaves a lasting impact.
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