Description
In a turbulent summer set against the backdrop of the Civil Rights Movement, eleven-year-old Delphi embarks on a transformative journey with her sisters, embarking on an unexpected trip to Oakland, California. Arriving to stay with their estranged mother, who is wrapped up in the Black Panther Party's revolutionary activities, the girls' summer unfolds in a whirlwind of emotions as they navigate family ties, identity, and the realities of a changing society.
As the sisters grapple with their relationship with their mother and each other amidst the chaos of a politically charged summer, they discover the power of resilience and the importance of self-acceptance. Through their adventures, Delphi learns essential truths about courage, compassion, and the complexities of love. This compelling story weaves together humor and heartache, creating an unforgettable tale of growth and the bonds that hold families together through challenging times.
As the sisters grapple with their relationship with their mother and each other amidst the chaos of a politically charged summer, they discover the power of resilience and the importance of self-acceptance. Through their adventures, Delphi learns essential truths about courage, compassion, and the complexities of love. This compelling story weaves together humor and heartache, creating an unforgettable tale of growth and the bonds that hold families together through challenging times.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
240 pages
Language
English
Published
Dec 27, 2011
Publisher
Quill Tree Books
Edition
Reprint
Editions
26 editions
ISBN-10
0060760907
ISBN-13
9780060760908