"You were prayed for before you were born. You are our legacy, and you and your future are not for sale for the price of anything," said Versie, Edie's grandmother. Edith Ann Griffin, Edie, as she is affectionately referred to, is struggling with the constant bullying and harassment from a classmate. Jennifer Jenkins is a girl of affluence from a well-off family, and she pokes fun at Edie all the time. This tension causes change in Edie's demeanor and behavior, as witnessed by her family and friends. Edie questions her grandmother and friend about her family being poor, her clothes, and not having the things that Jennifer has. Edie decides that she must find a way to prove that she is as good as Jennifer Jenkins. But how...how will she show Jennifer and everyone that she's not poor and not a Raggedy Ann.