Daddy Was a Number Runner (55th Anniversary Edition) -- Louise Meriwether, Paperback

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Daddy Was a Number Runner (55th Anniversary Edition) -- Louise Meriwether, Paperback"A most important novel." The New York Times Book Review A new edition of Louise Meriwether's classic novel about a young Black girl's coming of age in Harlem in the 1930s, featuring new writing celebrating Meriwether's life, work, and activism. Francie Coffin is the daughter of a number runner, someone who collects bets for the underground lottery that drives Harlem's secret economy. In Louise Meriwether's classic novel, we see 1930s Harlem through

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