ADULT/YA NONFICTION
E/M Hunter-Gault, Charlayne. To The Mountaintop. Roaring Brook, 2012. 198p. 978-1-59643-605-3. 22.99. A well seasoned journalist recounts the stressful, yet history making civil rights era of the 60s. Even though she, herself, met with grave challenges as one of the first black students to attend an all-white University of Georgia, she expounds on the involvement and sacrifices of others. Blacks and whites, northerners and southerners, young and old were involved in efforts to register African Americans for voting. Lives were sacrificed and injuries were suffered on behalf of entitled rights for all. This account of history is well supported with an eight-page timeline, a thorough index, a collection of articles, b/w photos and newspaper reprints. E.M. Roublow, LAPL, San Pedro Branch.
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E = Exceptional
VG = Very Good
G = Good
F = Fair
NR = Not Recommended
Second Initital (Reading Level):
A = Average Reading Level
E = Easy
M = Mature
“The views expressed are of individuals and do not necessarily reflect the views of their respective institutions.”
For more information about YAR, please email Dora Ho at dorah2005@gmail.com
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