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""#SisterCode: Ayara Amanda Mudaliar-Rambaran (Girl-Genius): The Theory Of Ayara, Shoko, Lucia, Victoria, Danica, Sophia, Bethany & Rose Mudaliar-Rambaran (originally ""Justice For Amanda"") is a Xamayca/Yamaye, Immigration, Suburban, Sports, Sister-book, Feminist, Crime-Fiction, Adult-Fiction developing Decalogy, written by U.S.-born Xamaycan-Author Rosalía Isabella Belcher-LePrince (born Rosalee Smith). Planned 52 chapters each and 600 pages each. Centered on aspects of Xamaycan-Creole Diasporic, Androphilic, Millennial, pre-pubescent girlhood -- including male-violence. Set in 1990-2000. Interconnected with ""Wicked"". [Ayara means light in Arawak/Lokono. Mudaliar is a Dravidian Hindu-surname. Rambaran is a common Indo-Aryan, Hindu, Indo-Xamaycan surname.] Loosely based on cases in ""#GirlsToo"" (Lewis Caroll; Mark Twain; Elvis Presley; Roman Polanski; MJ; Jason Handy; R. Kelly), it is a successor to Few Good Men, and predecessor to #GirlCode: The Ayara Mudaliar & Erik Fagerlund Hypothesis and #WifeCode. ""Fast Pitch Family (Starstruck)"". It follows the Jamaican-Creole family, the Rambarans. Their immigration to the U.S., encountering Caribbeanophobia, Biafranophobia/Kwaophobia, Indophobia, and Indigephobia from African-Americans in New York, before settling in Connecticut. #Girlhood based around Xamaycan (Yama/Guatibacoa; Guanaboa-Vale; Liguanea), multigenerational Triracial-Xamaycan-Creole, protagonist Ayara Amanda Mudaliar-Rambaran. She is Indo-Xamaycan (i.e., Tamil; Telugu; Kurmi; Koeri; Brahmin; Rajput; Doms; Dusadhs); Afro-Xamaycan (i.e., Biafran; Gold-Coast; Central-Congo-Bantu; Eastern-Bantu; Malagasy); Caribbean-Arawakan (i.e., Yamaye, Arawak/Lokono & Carib/Kalinago). With an accent. Raven-haired. Dark-caramel. Epicanthic-eye-folds. 3B/3A curly hair. Alternative/Grungy. Biphobic/Panphobic/Lesbophobic. A leader of the local Girls-Club. A Little-League-Softball-Player. A Musician. Cosmology/Astrology-loving. The smartest girl at Albert Einstein Elementary. A MENSA multilingual prodigy with an IQ of 185. Egalitarian. A ""girly-girl with a tomboy-ish streak"" until age 8. An ultra-feminine/feminine, Ballet/Gymnastics Athlete. She is confident, outspoken, caring, rude, compassionate. A revulsion to romance with Black-males, and an exclusive racial-attraction to Mediterranean, Persian, Indian, and Scandinavian-Blond males. As well as her 7 younger-sisters. Twin, Shoko Mudaliar-Rambaran. Lucia Mudaliar-Rambaran. Triplets Victoria Clarise, Danica, and Sophia Mudaliar-Rambaran. Twins Bethany and Rose Michelle Mudaliar-Rambaran. Born to Social-Worker Rebecca Mudaliar and Police-Officer Anthony Rambaran. Immigrating in 1996. Cousins Stacey Rambaran & Alice Rambaran. All keeping secrets. Inventing a language among themselves: the sisters called ""Aysholuvicdansobethose"". Her tomboy-ish Brunette friend Jennifer O' Bryan. Her Indo-Jamaican friends: Ananya Persad, Maya Setal, and Diya Ameer. Her Caribbean-Creole and Afro-Caribbean friends: Alicia Chang, Debra Marcelles, Maxine Francis, Star Muhammad, Susette Griffin, and Amber Jacobs. Her Sino-American friends, Danielle Li and Rachelle Wang. Xamayca-born, U.S.-raised, Liberal, Sephardi-Jewish Major-League Baseball-Player, Dean Henriques-Cohen Jr., is a womanizer. He sleeps with Austronesian/Desi teen-women. Rumored to victimize teens. He befriends/mentors girls pursuing high-profile careers. After Dean befriends the family, their lives are altered for the worst. Anthony begins to suspect his wife is having an extramarital-affair and 3 daughters are being exploited. The book-series largely proceeds her relationship with Erik Bjorn Fagerlund -- which is the core of #GirlCode/#WifeCode.

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