Same Kind of Different as Me: A Modern-Day Slave, an International Art Dealer, and the Unlikely Woman Who Bound Them Together

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Amy Definitely! There is nothing in this book that is too graphic or inappropriate. And it is an inspirational story that has the power to change people.

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Definitely! There is nothing in this book that is too graphic or inappropriate. And it is an inspirational story that has the power to change people.

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Alex It's "plantation-style slavery." Not actual slavery from the 1860s, but a kind of employment that closely resembled slavery.…moreIt's "plantation-style slavery." Not actual slavery from the 1860s, but a kind of employment that closely resembled slavery.(less)
Ginny There’s no reason a child can’t read this book. ..If they can read. Otherwise, ,
Make it a reading/bonding time for the child and parent. There’s such…more
There’s no reason a child can’t read this book. ..If they can read. Otherwise, ,
Make it a reading/bonding time for the child and parent. There’s such a strong message. I also suggest reading it yourself and making that decision based on your thoughts.(less)

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