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Toyi Elizabeth

By: Kamryn Adams
Narrated by: Kamryn Adams
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Toyi Elizabeth was born during a frightening electrical storm in Appalachia, the kind that makes people go to church the following Sunday. Exhausted from the ever present storms in her life, Toyi Elizabeth makes a valiant attempt at suicide that was thwarted by a determined doctor with heterochromia and a nurse from the Black church. Upon waking, she is burdened by the story to be told. A life-long victim who now sees herself as a survivor, Toyi Elizabeth offers a memoir of heartbreaking historicity, healing wisdom, and delightful wit.

The award-winning author of Par for the Curse brings readers an impassioned story of grace with resilience deeply hidden in the human spirit. Toyi Elizabeth is an inspiring tale that leaves listeners to consider the strength, power, and love buried inside of them.

©2021 Kamryn Adams (P)2023 The Kamryn Adams Company
African American Coming of Age

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