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This historical fiction novel by acclaimed author Mildred D. Taylor explores identity, belonging, and racial prejudice in post-Civil War Georgia through the eyes of a biracial protagonist. While the subject matter is serious and includes depictions of racism and discrimination, the book handles these themes thoughtfully and age-appropriately for mature middle and early high school readers. The story emphasizes resilience, integrity, and self-determination, offering valuable historical context and emotional depth without graphic content.
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The 14-year-old son of a prosperous white landowner and a former slave in Georgia strikes out on his own after face discrimination from both races and within his own family. The 14-year-old son of a prosperous white landowner and a former slave in Georgia strikes out on his own after face discrimination from both races and within his own family.
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- Juvenile Fiction
- African Americans
- Young Adult
- Adventure
- Classics
- Fiction
- Historical Fiction
- Race relations
- Young adult fiction
- Logan family (Fictitious characters : Taylor)
- Racially mixed people
- Coretta Scott King Award
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ISBN 9780142501467 · Puffin Books