A Friendship for Today ~ by Patricia C. McKissack, 2007, YA fiction (Missouri)
The year is 1954, the place is Missouri, and twelve-year-old Rosemary
Patterson is about to make history. She is one of the first African
American students to enter the white school in her town. Headstrong,
smart Rosemary welcomes the challenge, but starting this new school gets
more daunting when her best friend is hospitalized for polio. Suddenly,
Rosemary must face all the stares and whispers alone. But when the girl
who has shown her the most cruelty becomes an unlikely confidante,
Rosemary learns important truths about the power of friendship to
overcome prejudice.
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2 comments:
This one sounds a lot like Lies We Tell Ourselves. Hope you like it.
Sounds interesting. Enjoy!
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