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Revolutions of the Heart
Outspoken Cory K. faces the most difficult year of her life -- dealing with the death of her beloved mother and the racism she discovers in her own hometown..
184 pages, Hardcover
First published April 26, 1993
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March 19, 2017
She saw a simple truth: the deepest wounds are bloodless.
November 10, 2009
Cory is a seventeen year old girl who is stuck between the two sides of her town. One side is racist against indians, and the ohers are either indians themselves, or against the racism. But it isn't until Cory K. gets interested in a new indian boy in her school that she starts to fully realize the extent of damage the racism has done. Cory also knows that the tension can't last forever and now has to wonder when the cork will pop and they go to war. In the middle of everything else that's going on Cory's mother is sick and her brother is nowhere to be found. The only person Cory has to rely on is her stepfather Mike. Will he be able to handle it with her?
February 18, 2014
Wonderful young adult read.
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