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Medearis,
Michael.
DAISY AND THE DOLL
Middlebury, VT : Vermont Folklife
Center, 2000.
IL K-3, RL 2.4
ISBN 0916718158
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the 1890s, a little girl by the name of Daisy lived in Grafton, Vermont.
Daisy was the only African American girl in her class. For the last
day of school, the teacher planned a program for the students to give for
the community. All the girls were given pretty little dolls to carry.
But Daisy was given a very plain looking doll which was painted black.
She was ashamed of the doll and did not want to recite her poem.
Will her grandfather be able to help her? |
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SUBJECTS:
African Americans -- Fiction.
Self-esteem -- Fiction.
Prejudices -- Fiction.
Dolls -- Fiction.
Schools -- Fiction.
Vermont -- Fiction. |
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