Mari Evans

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A proud flying fish named Jim is rescued from a tree by Olukun, the Chief of the Water.

Jim Flying High

DOUBLEDAY

Annie and Corinne are best friends. but lately, Corinne has been growing distant from everyone around her. It's as if she's afraid of something--as if a terrible secret is haunting her. Annie knows someone or something is hurting her friends. Through a series of poignant letters, Annie reaches out to Corinne, declaring her friendship and support. Annie tells Corinne that no matter what has happened, she's not alone. Someone can help. But Corinne has to take the first step--and tell somebody.

Dear Corinne, Tell Somebody! Love, Annie

Just Us Books

<p>The distinguished poet Mari Evans writes unabashedly for and about African Americans, yet in this collection, readers from all backgrounds can find profound insight into the human experience. Written without the flourish of fancy language, the poems are full of Evans's brilliance, humor, and musical expression. Included are signature poems such as "I am a Black Woman" as well as new works that paint an intimate portrait of contemporary African American life. First released in 2007, this is a new, revised edition with several new poems added.</p>

Continuum: New And Selected Poems, Revised Edition

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

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