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List of Teen Books about the Underground Railroad and Slavery
Readers of anybody old can detect works detailing this time in history and the experiences of black Americans.
Learning about the history of the slavery commerce in the United States is momentous for each American, of any age, apt learn. Here are some works influenced from this period in history.
There is superfluity of large non-fiction works for teens detailing slavery in America and the Underground Railroad.
My Name Is Phillis Wheatley: A Story of Slavery and Freedom, byAfua Copper, 2009Copper Sun, by Sharon Draper, 2006William Henry is a Fine Name, by Cathy Gohlke, 2006The Freedom of Jenny, by Julie Burtinshaw, 200647, along Walter Mosley, 2005Day of Tears, by Julius Lester, 2005Dear America: I Thought My Would Would Rise and Fly: The Diary of Pasty, a Freed Girl, by Joyce Hanson, 2003The Runaway Quilt, by Jennifer Chaiverini, 2003Bright Freedom’s Song: A Story of the Underground Railroad, by Gloria HoustonNorth by Night: A Story of the Underground Railroad, by Katherine AyresAminstad: A Long Road to Freedom [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], by Walter Dean MyersSarny: A Life Remembered, by Gary Paulson, 1995Silent Thunder, by Andrea Davis Pinkney, 1999The Heart Calls Home, by Joyce Hanson, 1999Jip: His Story, by Katherine Patterson, 1998Dear America: A Picture of Freedom: the Diary of Clotee a Slave Girl Belmont Plantation, Virginia, 1859, by Patricia Mckissack, 1997True North: a Novel of the Underground Railroad, by Katherine Lasky, 1996Hang a Thousand Trees with Ribbons: The Story of Phillis Wheatley, by Ann Rinaldi, 1996Nightjohn, Gary Paulson, 1995The Captive, by Joyce Hansen 1994Brady, by Jean Fritz, 1987The House of Dies Drear, by Virginia Hamilton, 1984The Slave Dancer, Paula Fox, 1975To Be a Slave [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Julius Lester [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], 1968
For more works from approximately this time period in American HIstory look Popular Teen Books about the American Civil War.
There too are numerous picture books inspired from this period in history, if you are looking for books for younger readers such as A Good Night for Freedom, by Barbara Olenyik, published in 2000 alternatively Faith Ringgolds Aunt Harriet’s Underground Railroad in the Sky, published in 1995.
These works capture the African American experience in moving, sheet turning novels namely ambition enlighten young adult readers and educate them.
Both Julius Lester's work To Be a Slave, and Paula Foxs book, The Slave Dancer, won the prestigious Newbery gift.
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African-American Fiction for Teens
These works of youth mature fiction about slavery in USA and the Underground Railroad are laid by heading, followed by inventor, and eventually, the annual the work was issued.
Teen Books about the Underground Railroad and Slavery: Other Works
Whether you are a history pedagogue looking for fictional works to supplement your lesson plans on slavery in America, a young adult librarian looking for works to recommended during Black History Month, or equitable someone looking for a agreeable peruse, listed beneath are works of historical fiction inspired from this time period. All these well-written and enjoyable works are suitable for young adults, yet can also be enjoyed by adults as well.