Iggie's House

Iggie's House is a novel by Judy Blume that tells the story of an eleven-year-old girl named Winnie. When Winnie's best friend, Iggie, moves away, a new family, the Garbers, moves into Iggie's house. The Garbers are the first African American family to live in the neighborhood, and Winnie is excited to make new friends. However, not everyone in the neighborhood is welcoming, and Winnie witnesses racism firsthand. Despite these challenges, Winnie forms a strong friendship with the Garber children, particularly Glenn, and she learns important lessons about racism, tolerance, and the power of friendship. The book tackles themes of racial prejudice and social justice through the eyes of a young protagonist, aiming to teach young readers about the importance of acceptance and understanding in a diverse society.