Jubilee journey
by Carolyn Meyer
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Emily Rose has always felt comfortable growing up in Connecticut with her African American mother and her "French American" father, but when they spend some time with her great-grandmother in Texas, Emily Rose learns about her black heritage and uncovers some new and exciting parts of her own identity.
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Fiction, Juvenile fiction, Racially mixed people, Great-grandmothers, African Americans, Identity, Identity (Philosophical concept), Reading Level-Grade 7, Reading Level-Grade 6, Reading Level-Grade 8, Children's fiction, Racially mixed people, fiction, African americans, fiction, Identity, fiction, Texas, fiction, Grandparents, fictionPlaces
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In this compelling continuation of the Jefferson family story, thirteen-year-old Emily Rose visits her extended family in Texas for the first time ever. Emily Rose, who grew up in a biracial family in the northeast, is surprised that racial attitudes are so different in the South. But as she grows closer to her great-grandmother, Rose Lee, and learns more about her African American heritage, Emily Rose discovers a new dimension of herself.
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