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Author: Zakes Mda
Edition: 1st
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: B005HKRWCC

Cion: A Novel

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The hero of Zakes Mda's beloved Ways of Dying, Toloki, sets down with a family in Middle America and uncovers the story of the runaway slaves who were their ancestors. Get Cion literature books for free.
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Toloki, the professional mourner, has come to live in America. Lured to Athens, Ohio, by an academic at the local university, Toloki makes friends with an angry young man he meets at a Halloween parade and soon falls in love with the young man's sister. Toloki endears himself to a local quilting group and his quilting provides a portal to the past, a story of two escaped slaves seeking freedom in Ohio.
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Making their way north from Virginia with nothing but their mother's quilts for a map, the boys hope to f Check Cion our best literature books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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Making their way north from Virginia with nothing but their mother's quilts for a map, the boys hope to f

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