About This Book
In 'Pemba's Song,' fifteen-year-old Pemba faces the challenges of moving from vibrant Brooklyn to a quiet Connecticut town. Her new house holds a secret, as she begins to experience paranormal events that draw her into the life of a mulatto girl enslaved in that very home centuries ago. With the help of a Black history researcher, Pemba delves into the painful history of slavery, connecting with the past to understand her present. This chapter book offers a blend of ghost story, historical fiction, and a journey of self-discovery, suitable for readers aged 4-11, particularly those interested in history, mystery, and cultural identity.
