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What makes a woman value a man…more than herself?

Josie, a young, voluptuous woman living in Washington, D.C. is smart, witty, and creative. She also dreams of starting her own satirical greeting card company but struggles with low self-esteem. Her ex, Quill, a charismatic man from the Caribbean, is sensual as hell—but he’s also selfish, has more baggage than a woman packing like she’s never coming back, and he has no ability to commit to a real relationship.

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Josie figures moving to a city that embraces diversity overload would be an exciting change from her small-town upbringing. But life continues to be complicated. First, Josie rebounds into the arms of Chino, a Cuban national who wants a green card and whose manipulative ways are camouflaged with the pretense of love. Then, when Josie becomes pregnant, she hopes it will change their relationship for the better and help her forget Quill—but unexpected events shake her to the core.

Will Josie become a victim of her upbringing or a survivor of her current environment?

Books for Purchase

The Following Children’s Books Are Available for Purchase Now

Sugarfootn’ in Ghana – “Why People Have to Go To Work?”

This delightful tale has the Sugarfoots and Babelle, the caretaker of all of the Sugarfoots, taking their first trip to Ghana, West Africa. They meet Abla, a Tuesday born girl who has a very interesting way of explaining the real reason why people have to go to work…

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Sugarfootn’ in the South with Brer Rabbit – “How Handclapping got Started in the Church”

Once again Babelle and the Sugarfoots are off on another journey, this time to the south! When they meet Aunt Fannie they are delighted to gather around her and hear the story how Brer’ Rabbit got handclapping to stay in the church and how handclapping was almost gone forever…

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Sugarfootn’ with the Irish – “With an African Twist”

“We do not say top of the morning to ya” giggled Aisling! Babelle was so excited to introduce the Sugarfoots to her cousin Aisling. This was a great day to be in Ireland as the Roola Boola Festival was about to start and they were going to learn all about the Salmon of Knowledge!

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About Barbara

a unique fusion of improvisation, movement, and the comic overture to the art of storytelling.

Barbara Nyaliemaa Mosima is a Howard University’s Drama Department graduate with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree and has also taught at the Duke Ellington School for the Performing Arts. She is an accomplished actress, comedienne, playwright, author, and storyteller and has performed throughout the Washington metropolitan area and the East Coast.

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* Photo Cred: Patricia Diggs/Lightfilled Photography