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Mr. Jimmy From Around the Way [electronic resource] / Jeffrey Blount.

Blount, Jeffrey, (author.). hoopla digital. (Added Author).

Summary:

James Henry Ferguson doesn't belong here. After a highly publicized fall from grace, James attempts to flee from the chaos in his life. He ends up in a community he had never heard of before, one that has been neglected and ignored by everyone in rural Ham, Mississippi. A place of abject poverty, the neighborhood is commonly referred to as "Around the Way." Within a place forgotten by the rest of the world, politics can be a dangerous game. When a troubling discovery is made, the entire neighborhood is rocked to its core and James is forced to confront his own past in order to help the community have a future. He will have to find the strength to fight for the neighbors he once disregarded and avert a heart-breaking disaster. A self-identified failure is forced to uncover the wisdom of his past in order to recognize that money can't solve every problem. Full of never-ending twists and turns, no one can prepare themselves for the surprises in store. Mr. Jimmy From Around the Way is a story about failure, self-discovery, empowerment, and the possibility of redemption.

Record details

  • ISBN: 9780825309106
  • ISBN: 0825309107
  • Physical Description: 1 online resource
  • Publisher: [United States] : Beaufort Books, 2024.
  • Distributor: Made available through hoopla

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Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Subject: Philanthropists > Fiction.
Businessmen > Fiction.
Sex in marriage > Fiction.
Failure (Psychology) > Fiction.
Self-actualization (Psychology) > Fiction.
African Americans > Fiction.
Rural poor > Mississippi > Fiction.
Electronic books.
Mississippi > Social conditions > 21st century > Fiction.
Mississippi > Race relations > Political aspects > 21st century > Fiction.
Mississippi > Economic conditions > 21st century > Fiction.
Mississippi > Fiction.
Washington (D.C.) > Fiction.
United States > Social conditions > 21st century > Fiction.
United States > Race relations > 21st century > Fiction.


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