Description

During the Great Depression, the Logan family’s beloved forest becomes the target of a powerful outsider determined to profit from its timber. As the family works to protect the land that represents their history, independence, and future, they confront racial injustice and economic hardship in the segregated South. Told through the eyes of young Cassie Logan, this moving story explores family loyalty, courage, dignity, and the enduring bond between people and the land they call home.

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paperback

Puffin

Published May 26, 2003

64 pages

ISBN: 9780142500750

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Details

First Published

1975

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Song of the Trees by Mildred D. Taylor.

Racism/Discrimination
Economic Hardship