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Posted June 12, 2011
If you are squeamish in the least, then this book is not for you. Very Detailed and Picturesque literary masterpiece, that makes you feel like you are right along side the main Heroine in the book Ama ( Nandizi). Disturbingly vivid with details about the slave trade, and the terrible time some of my ancestors had to endure!
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Overview
Thrust into a foreign land, passed from owner to owner, stripped of her identity. This is the life of Nandzi, who was given the name Ama, a name strange to her and her tribal culture. A life of struggle and resignation, bondage and freedom, passion and indifference, intense love and remorseless hate. Though forced into desperation, Ama never lets her soul be consumed by fear. While the stories of individual slaves have been blurred into one mass, Ama's story personifies the experience of eighteenth-century Africans in an unforgettable way. Her entrancing story of defiance and spiritual fire starts from the day she is brutally seized, raped, and enslaved, and ends with her breathing the pure air of freedom. AMA is a deeply ...