CONTENT NOTIFICATIONS
Discrimination: Reference/Discussion,Language: Mild Language,Violence: Mild Violence
Freedom Summer: The 1964 Struggle for Civil Rights in Mississippi
By Susan Goldman Rubin
Edition
Booklist Lasting Connections 2014, Social Studies
Booklist Top 10 Multicultural Nonfiction for Youth, 2015
ALA Notable Books for Children 2015, Middle Readers
2015 Golden Kite Honor, Nonfiction; Capitol Choices 2015
VOYA’s Nonfiction Honor List 2014
Los Angeles Public Library Best Books of 2014, Children’s
NCSS Carter G. Woodson Book Award 2015 Honor, Secondary
By Susan Goldman Rubin
Hardcover edition
Publisher Holiday House Imprint Holiday House ISBN9780823429202
Awards and Honors Booklist Editors’ Choice 2014, Nonfiction, Middle ReadersBooklist Lasting Connections 2014, Social Studies
Booklist Top 10 Multicultural Nonfiction for Youth, 2015
ALA Notable Books for Children 2015, Middle Readers
2015 Golden Kite Honor, Nonfiction; Capitol Choices 2015
VOYA’s Nonfiction Honor List 2014
Los Angeles Public Library Best Books of 2014, Children’s
NCSS Carter G. Woodson Book Award 2015 Honor, Secondary
Freedom Summer: The 1964 Struggle for Civil Rights in Mississippi
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When three Freedom Summer workers suspiciously went missing, the civil-rights project in racially charged Mississippi grabbed the nation’s attention. Further resources. Time line. Appendix. Source notes. Bibliography. Index. Black-and-white photographs and illustrations.
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