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Adult Books for Teens: “A Place at the Table”
A Place at the Table by Susan Rebecca White This tale of disparate people coming together to grant one another a bit of peace, the opportunity to find their places at the table, begins with brother and sister James … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1920s, 1970s, A Place at the Table, Adult books for teens, African Americans, book reviews, bullying, child-parent relationships, coming of age, Georgia, LGBTQ, New York, North Carolina, Southerns, Susan Rebecca White, The South in fiction
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