Title
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Mississippi Morning
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Author
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Ruth Vander Zee
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Illustrator
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Floyd Cooper
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Publication Year
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2004
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Awards
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n/a
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Publisher
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Eerdmans Book for Young Readers
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ISBN
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0-8028-5211-4
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Readability Score
(GLE =
Grade Level Equivalent)
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Lexile
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DRA
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GLE
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Guided Reading
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Genre /
Sub-Genre
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Picture Book/Diversity
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Theme
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Losing respect for a loved one
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Primary Character
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James William
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Secondary Characters
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Ma, Pa, Red, LeRoy
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Classroom Use
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This book would be good to use on teaching the Golden
Rule and about the history of slavery.
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Book Summary
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James William is friends with Red and LeRoy. LeRoy is a
little black boy and he tells James about a hanging tree and the way him and
his family are treated along with the men in white hoods. James finds out
that his father is one of the men that wears the white hoods and he never
looks at him the same again.
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Friday, July 6, 2012
Picture Book 23 / Mississippi Morning
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