Same Elephants Debuts As Top 10 New Release

SPARTANBURG, S.C. - Dec. 15, 2020 - PRLog -- Award winning Author and Speaker Marjy Marj scored again with her second novel, Same Elephants, launched as a Top 10 New Release on Amazon.  This was a highly anticipated follow-up to The Shimmigrant (released in 2019) it is an enlightening and a heartwarming novel about four friends from diverse backgrounds. Marj chose to write about an array of women with very different backgrounds and ties them so eloquently together to represent the title of the book "Same Elephants''. This is the perfect book for this day and age as it offers hope in humanity especially with today's protest and difficult conversations about race across America. Same Elephants explores everyday relationships, the presumptuous nature of society and the ability to rise above prejudice.

Author Marjy Marj has been a trailblazer on writing about her Ghanaian roots, today's politics and social issues.  Same Elephants has shifted the hearts of many readers on racism. To spread the message globally on social issues Marj created a podcast called Humanity Chats, that is live every Thursday at 7pm (EST) to impact lives by interviewing everyday people.  Recently Marjy Marj received "South Carolina Woman of Accomplishment'' and the "Mary L. Thomas 2020 Women's Leadership Award for Community Leader"  from The Spartanburg Foundation that acknowledged her hard work both in her community and globally.  Her alma mater University of Baltimore where she attained her MBA featured Marj in their December 2020 publication to share her advocacy for immigrants, humanity and diversity.

Due to COVID-19 all speaking engagements and in-person book signings for Marjy Marj was delayed and she is currently planning to spread her Amazon Top 10 New Release book, Same Elephants, message about diversity, friendships and racial justice to empower lives globally in 2021. If you would like more information about speaking engagements, book signing and/or  interviews, please contact Andrea Beasley.

What Others Are Saying
"An uplifting story of hope and the power and possibilities of friendship among seemingly different women. A testament to our shared humanity and to people of all backgrounds being more alike than we are different."  Michel Stone, Author of The Iguana Tree & Border Child

"I love this author, she helps me to examine my own views on racism."   KC Reads

Awards & Publications
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https://blogs.ubalt.edu/ubmag/the-scope-of-storymarjorie-boafo-appiah-mba-07/

If you would like more information about speaking engagements, book signing and interviews, please contact Andrea Beasley.