A powerful novel of racism and intolerance follows seventeen-year-old Ben as he moves to a trailer park with his brother and father where they are inducted into a white supremacist organization, but when Ben unexpectedly makes new friends that challenge his thinking, he learns the dangers of promoting hatred.
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Nora Martin is the author of two previous books for children: The Eagles Shadow, which was a Bank Street College Best Book of the Year, and The Stone Dancers. Nora spent several years teaching a weekly poetry class for teenage boys living in a shelter home and now is a school librarian in rural Montana.
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Seller: Defunct Books, Nashville, TN, U.S.A.
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Seller: Gene W. Baade, Books on the West, Renton, WA, U.S.A.
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Seller: SZ Global, Toronto, ON, Canada
Hardcover. Seventeen-year-old Ben must deal with a violent white-supremacy hate group in his small Montana town because his father and his friends are involved with it. Seventeen-year-old Ben has just moved to a trailer park where his dad doesn't have a job. The family is befriended by a local mechanic who runs a white supremacist organization. At first Ben finds it easy to believe the rhetoric but soon realizes the danger in propagating hatred. Seventeen-year-old Ben has just moved from a ranch where his dad was the foreman, to a trailer park where his dad doesn't have a job. His dad has befriended a local mechanic who runs what seems to be a men's support group but is in fact a white supremacist organization. At first Ben finds it easy to believe the rhetoric and is soon blaming gays, Jews and other groups for all his problems. Ben and his brother, David participate in the group's horrible activities, but with the help of new friends who challenge his thinking, Ben soon realizes the danger in propagating hatred. Ben may be able to save himself, but has his younger brother already gone too far? Seller Inventory # 9781582347882