Lilith, a slave on a Jamaican sugar plantation in the late eighteenth century, holds a dark power that makes her the target of a slave revolt, placing Lilith in danger as she is forced to push the limits of slavery and resolve.
After becoming aware of the racism that exists in England, Faith Jackson follows the advice of her parents and travels to their homeland of Jamaica where she meets her aunt Coral who tells her stories of her ancestry.
Cordelia hates her red hair and the way her schoolmates tease her about it. The only way to end the teasing, she decides, is to become rich and famous. Find out how Cordelia's dreams come true in this delightful story set in Jamaica.
A collection of nine short stories about life in contemporary Jamaica, on such subjects as a young boy's desire to buy shoes for the cricket team and a girl's adventures on a coconut plantation.
Presents an introduction to Jamaica from the perspective of Travis, a nine-year-old boy who lives in the village of Green Island, covering weather, home, food, school, work, religion, and other topics.
