As Fast As Words Could Fly
Review
By Book Peep Wonders
I applaud the author for naming some pretty ugly examples [of racism] that her father had to live through by going to school where he was hated for the color of his skin. I . . . . applaud her [even more] for telling such an important and unique story. This one was completely new to me, and I loved it. I can see using it with young learners and older, all who are focusing on civil rights in the U.S.
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