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This poignant and beautifully illustrated audiobook explores the history of a Black family tree shaped by slavery and resilience, drawing from personal and ancestral stories rooted in Maryland's history. Through powerful poems and evocative artwork, it recounts the voices of ancestors, historical figures, and their land, offering a deeply personal yet universal narrative of identity, loss, and reclamation. Celebrated for its imaginative storytelling and emotional depth, it provides a compelling look at the enduring legacy of Black families in America.