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Category:  Arts/Entertainment
Publisher: Atelier Synthia SAINT JAMES

ISBN-10:  B09B5ZBQ8K

Type: Fiction

Pages: 154

Copyright: 
July 24, 2021
ISBN-13: 9798529404218

Price: $10.00 (eBook)


Coming of Age story about a young visual artist in the 1950s to 70s.

Young Hyacinth discovers early on that her gift

and her purpose coincide when she paints - and

this will forever be her destiny. As she blossoms

into a young woman, she explores a new and

intriguing world, filled with love, romance,

scrumptious food and travel - all of which will

affect her life and her art for years to come.
    


Excerpt

CHAPTER ONE


Hyacinth, that’s what they called her. She was a

fragile child with skin the color of Café au lait.

Her soft auburn curls framed not only her face

but her twinkling brown eyes which were shaped

like almonds, and her beautiful smile which

seemed to welcome all life held in store.


Life greeted Hyacinth like a dawning does the

sun. She was a small enchantress that

immediately drew all kinds of people to her

instantly like a magnet, and she relished all the

attention, but more so the people


She enjoyed her ability to make people smile and

forget anything unpleasant that may be going on

in their individual worlds, and she truly enjoyed

the beam that radiated from her mother’s eyes

on all such occasions. She was her mother’s

child.


Hyacinth was a child of sunshine, who lived to

warm and light the world as she discovered it

with her arms opened wide.


She was also a very daring four-year old, whose

feats included sliding down the concrete steps

that led to Webster Avenue on cardboard that she

folded, scaling up and over high fences, and

climbing to the very top of the monkey bars and

refusing to come down at the neighborhood park

in the Bronx, New York.


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