Description
Set against the backdrop of 1924 America, a ten-year-old girl named Addy navigates a challenging world marked by fear and prejudice. As she grapples with her atheistic piano teacher’s stern expectations, her faith becomes her refuge. Addy's journey is not just about mastering the piano; it’s about finding her voice amid an era rife with social upheaval. Her friendship with a vibrant and spirited best friend lends her strength, helping her confront the daunting realities around her.
The story weaves through Addy's determination, revealing her courage as she confronts the looming threat of the Ku Klux Klan in her community. Encouraged by her faith and supported by her friends, Addy discovers the power within herself to stand up against hatred. Through her eyes, readers witness a young girl's battle not just for acceptance, but also for justice in a society that desperately needs change.
The story weaves through Addy's determination, revealing her courage as she confronts the looming threat of the Ku Klux Klan in her community. Encouraged by her faith and supported by her friends, Addy discovers the power within herself to stand up against hatred. Through her eyes, readers witness a young girl's battle not just for acceptance, but also for justice in a society that desperately needs change.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
144 pages
Language
English
Published
Dec 1, 1998
Publisher
Barbour Publishing
ISBN-10
1577484533
ISBN-13
9781577484530