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IGH posted:
Gilbakka posted:
IGH posted:
Gilbakka posted:
“Walk Wid Me All Ova Guyana” by Helena Martin.
Started reading this about 3 years ago ... got to page 14. Could not get into reading the book completely.
Don't give up. It's a lovely memoir by a Portuguese-Guyanese woman who grew up poor in South Georgetown, married an employee of Royal Bank of Canada Charlestown branch, migrated and settled as a farmer in Australia. I recommend it.
I will try next year...

Somehow Poomeroon is stuck in my memory when I started to read the book...

Her grandparents and uncles were from Pomeroon.

11/8/1810:59 AM

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