The Friendship Novel Text

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The Friendship Novel Text

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Short Description:
A heated confrontation between a black man and a white store owner reveals deep-seated tensions and the strength of the human spirit.
# Pages:
80
Age:
Age 10
Age:
Age 11
Age:
Age 12
Age:
Age 13
Author:
Taylor, Mildred
Award:
Coretta Scott King Winner
Grade:
Grade 4
Grade:
Grade 5
Grade:
Grade 6
Grade:
Grade 7
Grade:
Grade 8
Genre:
African American
Genre:
Young Readers
Themes/ Topics:
Family
Themes/ Topics:
Friendship
Themes/ Topics:
Prejudice
Themes/ Topics:
Racism
SKU:
588B
ISBN
9780140389647
$7.99
Printed Copy:
Comes printed on 3-hole punched looseleaf ready for your binder or file folder
Bulk Pricing:
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Short Description:
A heated confrontation between a black man and a white store owner reveals deep-seated tensions and the strength of the human spirit.
# Pages:
80
Age:
Age 10
Age:
Age 11
Age:
Age 12
Age:
Age 13
Author:
Taylor, Mildred
Award:
Coretta Scott King Winner
Grade:
Grade 4
Grade:
Grade 5
Grade:
Grade 6
Grade:
Grade 7
Grade:
Grade 8
Genre:
African American
Genre:
Young Readers
Themes/ Topics:
Family
Themes/ Topics:
Friendship
Themes/ Topics:
Prejudice
Themes/ Topics:
Racism
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About the Book The Friendship

Set in the rural South during the 1930s, The Friendship takes place in a time when segregation and racial tensions were overtly present in everyday life. The story centers around the Logan family, who are recurring characters in Taylor's works, and their interactions with an elderly Black man named Mr. Tom Bee and a white storekeeper, John Wallace.

The narrative kicks off with an event that sets the tone for the entire story. Mr. Tom Bee refers to John Wallace by his first name, a significant breach of the era’s racial etiquette. This act, seemingly minor, is loaded with meaning and signifies a challenge to the deeply entrenched social norms of the time.

John Wallace’s reaction to Mr. Tom Bee's familiarity catalyzes the story's tension. Wallace demands respect in the form of being addressed as "Mister," reflecting the power dynamics of the era. The children, Cassie, Little Man, Christopher-John, and Stacey, witness this confrontation, providing readers with a lens through which to understand the complexities of race relations.

The climax of the story unfolds in a heart-wrenching scene where Mr. Tom Bee stands firm in his dignity against Wallace’s threats. The story closes on a reflective note, prompting readers to ponder the costs and courage of standing up against injustice.

 

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