A Lot In Common

About this book

What if the differences that divide us are far smaller than the things we share? Born in the Mississippi Delta during the Jim Crow era, Catharine Ingram witnessed firsthand the pain of discrimination and prejudice. Her lifelong love of history and research led her to a powerful realization: racial divisions are man-made, and humanity belongs to one race, the human race. In A LOT IN COMMON, readers follow Grandma Bee, her great-grandson, and their companions on a journey through history, where encounters, conversations, and visits to museums reveal painful truths about the past while opening doors to understanding. Through memorable characters, humor, and real-life scenarios, this story challenges readers to look beyond skin color, question long-held assumptions, and recognize the humanity in one another. Because when we take the time to truly know each other, we may discover that we have a lot more in common than we ever imagined.

Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN-13

9781949027655

Publisher

Destined to Publish

Published

October 17, 2026

Pages

104

Weight

5.3 oz

Subject

Fiction