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The Girl Who Fell from the Sky
Durrow, Heidi W., 2010| Verfügbar |
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| Exemplare gesamt | 1 |
| Exemplare verliehen | 0 |
| Medienart | Buch |
| ISBN | 978-1-61620-015-2 |
| Verfasser | Durrow, Heidi W.
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| Systematik | J - Jugendbücher in Bearbeitung |
| Interessenskreis | 9./10. Klasse, englischsprachige Literatur, ab 14 Jahre, Jugendbuch ab 9. Klasse |
| Schlagworte | Probleme, Tragödie, schwarz-afrikanische Geschichte, Familie, Preisträger, Erwachsenwerden, Lektüre 4. Lernjahr, englische Lektüre, Jugendroman in englisch, Lektüren englisch, Krisen, coming-of-age Geschichte |
| Verlag | ALGONQUIN PAPERBACKS |
| Ort | Chapel Hill, North Carolina |
| Jahr | 2010 |
| Umfang | 278 S. |
| Altersbeschränkung | keine |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Verfasserangabe | Heidi W. Durrow |
| Annotation | As the terrible secrets begin to emerge, Rachel learns to swallow her grief and construct her own self-image in a world that wants to see her as either black or white. A timely and moving bicultural coming-of-age tale, based on a true story and told by an author who has struggled with the same issues as her protagonist.The daughter of a Danish immigrant and a black G.I., Rachel survives a family tragedy only to face new challenges. Sent to live with her strict African-American grandmother in a racially divided Northwest city, she must suppress her grief and reinvent herself in a mostly black community. A beauty with light brown skin and blue eyes, she attracts much attention in her new home. The world wants to see her as either black or white, but that’s not how she sees herself.Meanwhile, a mystery unfolds, revealing the terrible truth about Rachel’s last morning on a Chicago rooftop. Interwoven with her voice are those of Jamie, a neighborhood boy who witnessed the events, and Laronne, a friend of Rachel’s mother. Inspired by a true story of a mother’s twisted love, The Girl Who Fell from the Sky reveals an unfathomable past and explores issues of identity at a time when many people are asking “Must race confine us and define us?” |
