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Being a Boss Like Ari Ross
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Being a Boss Like Ari Ross

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Ari is a young, black girl with wild and naturally curly hair who is suddenly uprooted from her beloved hometown - Chicago - and moved across the country to hot and sunny Arizona, shortly after her tenth birthday. As she tries to embrace her new life, Ari begins to encounter challenges she never imagined she would have to deal with back home in Chicago.

No day is ever the same and Ari soon learns the move to Arizona would provide her with lessons in self-esteem, pride, tolerance and self-acceptance as a young, black girl in an extremely different environment.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Liberated Expression Publishing
Date
15 May 2018
Pages
130
ISBN
9780977423187

Ari is a young, black girl with wild and naturally curly hair who is suddenly uprooted from her beloved hometown - Chicago - and moved across the country to hot and sunny Arizona, shortly after her tenth birthday. As she tries to embrace her new life, Ari begins to encounter challenges she never imagined she would have to deal with back home in Chicago.

No day is ever the same and Ari soon learns the move to Arizona would provide her with lessons in self-esteem, pride, tolerance and self-acceptance as a young, black girl in an extremely different environment.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Liberated Expression Publishing
Date
15 May 2018
Pages
130
ISBN
9780977423187