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A Reader's Guide to Richard Wright's Black Boy (Multicultural Literature)

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Credited with developing the protest novel, Richard Wright became the first best-selling African-American writer of the twentieth century. Regarded by many as a masterpiece, his book BLACK BOY took the literary tradition of the narrative to new heights by providing a first-hand account of living in the South as an African American male during the Jim Crow era. Includes biographical information about the author.

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ISBN:
9780766031654
Author:
Hinds, Maurene J.
Publisher:
Enslow Publishers
Subject:
Wright, Richard
Subject:
General
Subject:
Children's 9-12 - Fiction - General
Subject:
Children s-General
Series:
Multicultural Literature
Publication Date:
20090631
Binding:
LIBRARY BOUND
Language:
English
Illustrations:
Y
Pages:
128
Dimensions:
9.30x6.70x.40 in. .85 lbs.
Age Level:
08-12

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"Synopsis" by , Credited with developing the protest novel, Richard Wright became the first best-selling African-American writer of the twentieth century. Regarded by many as a masterpiece, his book BLACK BOY took the literary tradition of the narrative to new heights by providing a first-hand account of living in the South as an African American male during the Jim Crow era. Includes biographical information about the author.
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