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тория тория test1235246 — I really enjoyed reading this book - the well drawn characters and the historical aspect captivated me. Also, I was intrigued by the mystery of what happened between Carrie's mother and grandmother to keep them from talking for 30+ years. Carrie is the daughter and granddaughter of theater royalty. Her grandmother is Lu Lawson, a famous stage actress, and her father was Bobby Manning, the great composer and writer. Carrie though has lived with her mother, who runs a shelter, and never met Lu. So when her mother dies, leaving Carrie alone and drifting, she decides to finally find her family which actually takes her all the way back to her grandmother, an Italian immigrant.

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Marie Birkner _arielouise_irkner — I think books like these are haunting because they bring up social issues that people want to believe have been laid to rest in our modern society. The problem is, they have not been laid to rest and I believe Ms. Morrison knew in her heart that these issues would never completely die. There would always be a child or a grown woman who believed she would be pretty if only she had blue/green/grey eyes or blonde hair or lighter skin. The standard of beauty is more accepting now but it's still pretty focused on White beauty and that is a problem for young Black girls. Take Disney for example... besides China Anne McClain, is there another child on the entire station that young Black girls could look up to and say wow, she's beautiful and she looks like me? NO. But there are plenty of White girls who play roles of the pretty, snobby, better than you school girl that reinforce the image of "if it's White then it's Right". We can deny it, fight it, and ignore it but this dilemma still exists and there are hundreds, maybe even thousands of Pecolas in the world, still. Google a study done in the 70's where Black children are shown a White baby doll and a Black baby doll and then asked which one was prettier. They all said the White one was. Tell me that isn't a problem and I will show you a fool.