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Archival photographs paired with fictional text depicting thoughts and emotions of students who lived through school desegregation capture the spirit, sadness, and struggle of the time.
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"The photos are electrifying. Beautifully reproduced in sepia prints, the archival images humanize the politics of the civil rights movement."
"The provocative, candid images and conversational text should spark questions and discussion, a respect for past sacrifices, and inspiration for facing future challenges." School Library Journal "The photos are electrifying. Beautifully reproduced in sepia prints, the archival images humanize the politics of the civil rights movement." Booklist, ALA "Puts history in context for a new generation of readers." Bookpage "Beautiful and thorough." Columbus Dispatch Painful, personal and provocative, [Morrison's] focused visual history serves as a potent catalyst for discussing segregation and integration.
The San Francisco Chronicle
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"The provocative, candid images and conversational text should spark questions and discussion, a respect for past sacrifices, and inspiration for facing future challenges." School Library Journal "The photos are electrifying. Beautifully reproduced in sepia prints, the archival images humanize the politics of the civil rights movement." Booklist, ALA "Puts history in context for a new generation of readers." Bookpage "Beautiful and thorough." Columbus Dispatch Painful, personal and provocative, [Morrison's] focused visual history serves as a potent catalyst for discussing segregation and integration.
The San Francisco Chronicle
Toni Morrison is a master storyteller. Her groundbreaking novel Beloved won the 1988 Pulitzer Prize in fiction. In 1993 she became the first black woman to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature. Ms. Morrison is a Professor Emeritus at Princeton University. Remember is her first historical work for young people.
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- PublisherHoughton Mifflin Harcourt
- Publication date2004
- ISBN 10 0618459677
- ISBN 13 9780618459674
- BindingHardcover
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