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Book #3 · Chapter Book · Ages 6–9 · 1997
Richard Wright and the Library Card
By William Miller, R Gregory Christie (Illustrator)
A young man's quest for knowledge defies racial barriers in the 1920s South.
32 pages· 1,096 words· Est. 13 min read
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Summary: In the segregated South of the 1920s, young Richard Wright dreams of exploring new worlds through books. Denied access to the library due to his race, Richard's determination and a co-worker's help become his keys to unlocking a world of knowledge. This true story captures a pivotal moment in the life of a future literary giant, highlighting the power of perseverance against racial injustice. Will Richard's love for reading overcome the barriers set before him? Discover the inspiring journey of a young man who defied the odds to become a celebrated author.
