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Florence Crannell Means (1891–1980)

Auteur van The Moved-Outers

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Werken van Florence Crannell Means

The Moved-Outers (1945) 176 exemplaren
Sagebrush Surgeon (1955) 56 exemplaren
A Candle in the Mist (1931) 23 exemplaren
Emmy and the Blue Door (1959) 14 exemplaren
Knock at the Door, Emmy (1956) 8 exemplaren
Reach for a Star (1957) 8 exemplaren
Shuttered Windows (1971) 8 exemplaren
My Cup is Broken (1941) 6 exemplaren
Shadow over Wide Ruin (1942) 5 exemplaren
Alicia (1953) 4 exemplaren
Us Maltbys (1966) 4 exemplaren
The Rains Will Come (1954) 4 exemplaren
But I Am Sara (1961) 4 exemplaren
Borrowed Brother (1958) 4 exemplaren
It Takes All Kinds (1964) 3 exemplaren
Tolliver (1963) 3 exemplaren
Assorted Sisters (1947) 3 exemplaren
Rainbow Bridge 2 exemplaren
Across the Fruited Plain (2016) 2 exemplaren
The House Under the Hill (1949) 2 exemplaren
Penny For Luck (1935) 1 exemplaar
Adella Mary in Old New Mexico (1939) 1 exemplaar
Ranch and Ring 1 exemplaar
The Singing Wood 1 exemplaar
A Bowlful of Stars 1 exemplaar
Children of the Promise (1941) 1 exemplaar
Hetty of the Grande Deluxe; (1951) 1 exemplaar

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"Against the authentic background of campus life, Florence Crannell Means writes with deep understanding and discernment the story of an attractive and vivacious African American girl who emerges from her freshman year at university to reach for a star."
 
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northprairielb | Sep 23, 2021 |
A gripping tale of Japanese-Americans forced to leave their lives and their homes, sent to internment camps after Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor. While most are discouraged about their current situation, some exhibit perseverance and hope for the future.

The plot is handled skillfully, never becoming melodramatic, always keeping the characters fresh and real.
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fuzzi | 3 andere besprekingen | Mar 31, 2021 |
Follows the story of a Japanese-American family who are forced to move into a detention camp during WWII.
Not a terrible treatment of the subject, but the insistent patriotism of the main characters, despite all they go through, is a little grating and rings a little false.
 
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electrascaife | 3 andere besprekingen | Jul 22, 2019 |
This was one of my favourite books when I was younger... A position I'm afraid it can no longer hold. It was very obvious in this read-through that I enjoyed it for nostalgia's sake only, and would probably have found it somewhat boring without those rosy glasses.

Apart from Emmy, the characters all seem rather 2-dimensional, and even Emmy could be accused of having Mary Sue-like qualities. The plot is sweet and simple, but somewhat rushed and unrealistic in places.

It's always such a shame when childhood favourites don't pass the test of time.… (meer)
 
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Kiwiria | Mar 30, 2013 |

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Werken
34
Ook door
2
Leden
410
Populariteit
#59,368
Waardering
½ 3.7
Besprekingen
6
ISBNs
14
Talen
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