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Mabel was sad. Everyone in the slave quarters knew it. The master knew it, but nobody knew how to see her smile again. The children spoke in whispers in the shadows of the run down huts. Mama Mabel doesn’t bring us treats anymore, said nine-year-old Marlene. She doesn’t sing, I liked it when she sang to us. She sings better than our mama, chimed in her younger sister Minnie. Well you all know why, ever since master sold her children, Mama Mabel doesn’t smile any more, added twelve year old Bubby. Filled with sadness, Mabel found the courage to go on with her life, and thus began her story. Rag Doll Tales-Mama Mabel’s Story/The Journey. A journey that would take her on the road to a new life, filled with excitement, peace, and happiness.
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This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Mabel was sad. Everyone in the slave quarters knew it. The master knew it, but nobody knew how to see her smile again. The children spoke in whispers in the shadows of the run down huts. Mama Mabel doesn’t bring us treats anymore, said nine-year-old Marlene. She doesn’t sing, I liked it when she sang to us. She sings better than our mama, chimed in her younger sister Minnie. Well you all know why, ever since master sold her children, Mama Mabel doesn’t smile any more, added twelve year old Bubby. Filled with sadness, Mabel found the courage to go on with her life, and thus began her story. Rag Doll Tales-Mama Mabel’s Story/The Journey. A journey that would take her on the road to a new life, filled with excitement, peace, and happiness.