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Bradley, John Ed

Call Me By My Name

269 pp. | Atheneum | May, 2014 | Trade ISBN 978-1-4424-9793-1 $17.99 | Ebook ISBN 978-1-4424-9795-5
(3) YA Despite the prejudices of their late-sixties small Louisiana town, Rodney Boulet and his twin sister Angie befriend African American boy Tater Henry. But their friendship is tested as Rodney and Tater become star football players, Tater and Angie grow closer, and desegregation moves into effect. Narrated with Rodney's sensitive and observant voice, the story's tension is nicely sustained through the emotional conclusion.
Reviewer: Randy Ribay

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