Tulsa Burning - Tapa blanda

" In this emotional page-turner, Myers expertly captures an era of poisonous racism while conveying the strong, true voice of a courageous young man." -- "Booklist" (starred review)
" A love interest, a wise and wily sheriff's wife, and an airplane ride flesh out this gripping novel. . . . [T]his absorbing book is excellent for group discussions." -- "School Library Journal"
" Descriptions are poetic and vivid; the narrative is deep and soulful." -- "Kirkus Reviews
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"In this emotional page-turner, Myers expertly captures an era of poisonous racism while conveying the strong, true voice of a courageous young man." --"Booklist" (starred review)
"A love interest, a wise and wily sheriff's wife, and an airplane ride flesh out this gripping novel. . . . [T]his absorbing book is excellent for group discussions." --"School Library Journal"
"Descriptions are poetic and vivid; the narrative is deep and soulful." --"Kirkus Reviews
"

“In this emotional page-turner, Myers expertly captures an era of poisonous racism while conveying the strong, true voice of a courageous young man.” —"Booklist" (starred review)
“A love interest, a wise and wily sheriff’s wife, and an airplane ride flesh out this gripping novel. . . . [T]his absorbing book is excellent for group discussions.” —"School Library Journal"
“Descriptions are poetic and vivid; the narrative is deep and soulful.” —"Kirkus Reviews
"

In this emotional page-turner, Myers expertly captures an era of poisonous racism while conveying the strong, true voice of a courageous young man. "Booklist (starred review)"

A love interest, a wise and wily sheriff's wife, and an airplane ride flesh out this gripping novel. . . . [T]his absorbing book is excellent for group discussions. "School Library Journal"

Descriptions are poetic and vivid; the narrative is deep and soulful. "Kirkus Reviews""

"In this emotional page-turner, Myers expertly captures an era of poisonous racism while conveying the strong, true voice of a courageous young man." --Booklist (starred review)

"A love interest, a wise and wily sheriff's wife, and an airplane ride flesh out this gripping novel. . . . [T]his absorbing book is excellent for group discussions." --School Library Journal

"Descriptions are poetic and vivid; the narrative is deep and soulful." --Kirkus Reviews

In 1921, fifteen-year-old Noble Chase hates the sheriff of Wekiwa, Oklahoma, and is more than willing to cross him to help his best friend, a black man, who is injured during race riots in nearby Tulsa.