Kimimela: The Manhattan Stories, Book Four

The Manhattan Stories by Donna Foley Mabry is a captivating tale of survival, resilience, and tradition in the face of an encroaching white society.

Set in Kansas, 1852, the story follows half-breed Everett Snipes as he discovers a newborn baby by the body of her mother, who is recognized as the second wife of his cousin Wakiza, chief of the Village of Scouts.

Despite the challenges and dangers that come with being a mixed-race individual in a society that seeks to erase their identity, Everett rescues the infant and takes her to her family.

The child's people are being pushed out of their ancestral lands, and as Kimimela grows, she must adapt and make her way in life by learning to blend in with the very people who have stolen everything rightfully hers.

Throughout her struggle, Kimimela clings to the traditions of her people and refuses to forget her Kansa heritage.

This is a powerful and moving story that will resonate with anyone who has ever felt like they don't belong or are struggling to find their place in the world.

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