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Great Reads from Great Places: Central II (Books for Teens)

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Introduction by Michael Pearce, director of the Alabama Center for the Book, and featuring Charles Waters and Irene Latham, author of "African Town" (chosen by Alabama Center for the Book); Ayana Gray, author of "Beasts of Prey" (chosen by Arkansas Center for the Book); Andrea Davis Pinkney, author of "Loretta Little Looks Back: Three Voices Tell It" (chosen by Mississippi Center for the Book); and Julia Watts, author of "Needlework" (chosen by Tennessee Center for the Book). The featured authors discuss their books, the states that selected them, and how "Books Bring Us Together."

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Library of Congress
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English
Country
United States
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