P.S. Be eleven
by Williams-Garcia, Rita
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Sequel to: One crazy summer.
"Typography by Laura DiSiena."--Title page verso
A grand Negro spectacle -- Opression -- My girl -- Herkimer Street -- Heckle and Jeckle -- My darling daughters -- P.S. be eleven -- Meeting Miss Hendrix -- To and from Cecile -- School shopping -- I want you back -- At Madison Square Garden -- Doves -- The mummy jar -- Grade six -- The subject was Zambia -- Your mother. Nzila -- Hooah -- Uncle D's bag -- Half-moons and squiggles -- Brooklyn magic -- Sonny Bono has a big nose -- Chinua Achebe -- Sick visit -- Through the grapevine -- Jack and the giant -- Twelve -- Hee Haw square dance -- Suited to be president -- Sweetie and honey -- True-blue -- Change of seasons -- Another drumroll -- Taste of power -- Never on a Sunday -- My girls -- I'm not Muhammad -- Quick-fast-in-a-hurry -- Every good-bye -- Merry like Christmas -- Real -- On Atlantic Avenue -- Dance, grade six -- Who's loving you?
The Gaither sisters are back in Brooklyn, where changes large and small come to their household as they grow up during the turbulent 1960s.
Ages 8-12.
Accelerated Reader AR MG 4.6 8.0 Accelerated Reader Quiz #158513.
Reading Counts 3-5 4.7 12 60751.
Lexile 770L.
F & P X.
Coretta Scott King Award, 2014.
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