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Book Description Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. I could have been born and raised in Africa. But my Spirit was in too much of a rush to be reincarnatedAt six weeks I was chucked out into the new year of 1965 which wasnt prepared to welcome on African baby, abandoned on a harsh English winters day. So begins Paulines spirited and moving story of her childhood and teenage years in and out of foster homes and back and forth to Dr. Barnardos Village in Essex. Her Barnardos family was ruled by an unlikely trioAunty Claire, a fervent Christian; her laconic husband, the German Jewish Uncle Boris; and Aunty Morag, the cook. And, of course, other kids orphaned or abandoned like Pauline. Woven into this account are Paulines angel and spirit companionsSparky, Annabel and Snake who by turns help and hinder her to survive in the real world. The Barnardos good times are shattered by the sudden visits of her mother, whom she calls Wunmi and with whom she goes to live in a London high-rise. Wunmis method of refashioning Pauline into a dutiful African child is literally to knock the English out of her. Pauline tries other ways to survivesniffing glue and shopliftinguntil the harsh realities of detention centres and juvenile courts make Pauline think again "I could have been born and raised in Africa. But my Spirit was in too much of a rush to be reincarnated.At six weeks I was chucked out into the new year of 1965 which wasn't prepared to welcome on African baby, abandoned on a harsh English winter's day." Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781927335369