[CASL-L] Racial identity book recommendation for a 9th grade boy

Valerie DiLorenzo vdilorenzo at rumseyhall.org
Sat Feb 9 07:34:16 PST 2019


This student's mother is white and father is black. His mother says he's
just beginning to struggle with his racial identity. I have Sharon Draper's
*Blended* and some others that might be possibilities, but looking for book
with a boy as main character. Anyone know of one?

Thank you,
~Val
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