The Glory Field
The Glory Field by Walter Dean Myers is a landmark novel published by Scholastic in 1994, featuring 375 pages in English. This work presents a moving and redemptive narrative that spans five generations of an African-American family, tracing their journey from Africa to slavery in America and into contemporary times.
Readers will find a rich exploration of themes such as family, historical context, and social issues, including prejudice and racism. The novel offers a profound look at the experiences of the Lewis family, reflecting on their struggles and resilience throughout history. This first edition invites young adults to engage with the complexities of identity and heritage within the framework of American history.
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Newbery Honor-winning author Walter Dean Myers’ landmark novel is a moving and redemptive look at five generations of one African-American family. In the tradition of Alex Haley’s Roots, this memorable saga traces the Lewis family from Africa to slavery in America through contemporary generations. The Glory Field is a powerful epic from a master storyteller. Young Adults.
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