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A Novel, by Susan
Follett
Set against the backdrop of the civil rights movement from 1954 to 1964, a
twelve-year-old girl, a young black woman who’s left Mississippi for
Chicago, and a Freedom Summer volunteer collide as each questions what
freedom means
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"A literal page
turner whose language is rich and graphic, sometimes poetic and prophetic.
A coming of age tale woven from the spectrum of cultural collisions our society
offers:
religious, racial, educated or not, rural or urban, rich or poor.
Out From The Fog should be read, heard, and shared.”
—Jackie Roberts,
member of Seattle’s The BookClub, now 22 years running,
and co-founder of the Interracial Dialogue Series at
Seattle Public Libraries
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