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    Pearl: A Journey of a Lifetime
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    Pearl: A Journey of a Lifetime

    By Dorothy a. Campbell

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    There are many stories of African-Americans who migrated north during the 1960s and then returned to the South for their golden years, but there is only one Pearl Hammond.

    Pearl: A Journey of A Lifetime will take you from a rural farm in the South to The Motor City at the height of the Motown era. Laugh and cry with Pearl as she builds an award-winning career and falls for "Mr. Music," only to see her marriage crumble despite her best efforts.

    Between her travels to Jamaica with "The Crew" siste

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateFeb 13, 2014
    ISBN9781628383300
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