One Crazy Summer: A Newbery Honor Winner―A Moving Novel About Family, Activism, and Self-Discovery in 1960s America
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One Crazy Summer: A Newbery Honor Winner―A Moving Novel About Family, Activism, and Self-Discovery in 1960s America

by Rita Williams-Garcia

Historical Fiction Young Adult
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Set in 1960s America, One Crazy Summer is a poignant tale of family ties, activism, and self-discovery. As three sisters spend a transformative summer, they confront challenges that shape their understanding of the world around them. This Newbery Honor-winning novel captures the spirit of an era through young eyes.

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One Crazy Summer is a moving novel set in 1960s America, exploring themes of family, activism, and self-discovery.

The story follows young characters navigating the complexities of their relationships and the era's social changes.

Through its narrative, the book highlights the importance of personal growth amid historical events.

Written by Rita Williams-Garcia, it offers an insightful look into a pivotal time in American history.

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