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Nicc Adventures: A Story of Family and Dreams in Jamaica

Coker Boys Series, Book 1

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Nicc Adventures: A Story of Family and Dreams in Jamaica

By: Niccardo Rhoden
Narrated by: Niccardo Rhoden
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Step into the warm, sunlit hills of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, where young Nicc lives in the vibrant community of Coker. Join Nicc and his brothers as they explore the joys of childhood, from playing cricket on dusty fields to helping their father on the family farm.

Through hard work, family bonds, and big dreams, Nicc’s story is a heartwarming tale of determination and love. No matter where life takes him, Nicc will always carry the spirit of Coker in his heart.

Coker Boys is a series of stories about family, culture, and the power of dreams, perfect for children who cherish meaningful adventures.

©2025 Niccardo Rhoden (P)2025 Niccardo Rhoden

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