THE STORY OF A GIRL'S FIGHT FOR DECENCY IN BROOKLYN'S HARLEM
AVON 269
AVON REPRINT EDITION 1950
NEW YORK, USA
FIRST PRINTED IN HARDBACK BY CROWN PUBLISHERS 1947
The Realistic Story of a Girl Delinquent
Young Jadie Greenway was hard. On the squalid slum-streets where she was raised, a girl had to fight to survive...and fiery-spirited Jadie, demanding every child's right to grow up into decent maturity, never ceased fighting.
This powerfully realistic story of an adolescent girl's struggle against a brutal environment and easy temptations makes gripping reading. Seldom has Avon been privileged to bring its readers so authentic an indictment of one of society's most shocking flaws. The meaning of JADIE GREENWAY is starkly implicit in every scene, on every exciting page.
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