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Book Review: A Wreath For Emmett Till by Marilyn Nelson
As February draws to a close, I thought it fitting to review a beautiful book that deals with Civil Rights and America’s History. This heroic crown of sonnets is incredibly deep in its exploration of the murder of Emmett Till. … Continue reading
Posted in art, book reviews, non-fiction, young adult
Tagged African-American History, black history month, crown of sonnets, Emmett Till, Marilyn Nelson, poetry
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BookEnds Fall Music Series Presents Ashley Falgout & Lauren Barry
Come by to see this duo perform on the 1st floor of the Dallas Public Library in front of BookEnds on Friday, September 23rd at 1pm. They are just two ladies from Dallas making music to keep sane. Lauren has … Continue reading