White Lilacs

Reaching Out (The Circuit, 3)

Charles Dickens: Oliver Twist (Sweet Cherry Easy Classics)

Saving Lucas Biggs

Reading Champion: Walter Tull and the Missing Football

The Impossible Journey (Russian Saga, 2)

A Wish in the Dark

Running on the Roof of the World

Logan Family

In 'Let the Circle Be Unbroken,' the story picks up where 'Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry' left off, following the Logan family during the Great Depression in the American South. The Logan family continues to face racial injustice and economic hardship in Mississippi. The children, especially Cassie Logan, are coming to terms with the harsh realities of segregation and inequality. The trial of T.J., a friend of the Logan children wrongfully accused of murder, is a central event that showcases the systemic racism of the era. Despite the challenges they face, the Logan family remains resilient, and their strong familial bonds and sense of community highlight the endurance of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

Empathy

Social Justice

Perseverance

Let the Circle Be Unbroken (Logan Family Saga, 7)

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Saving Lucas Biggs

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Damian Harvey, 2023

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Jess Butterworth, 2017