57 pages 1 hour read

James Kerr

Legacy

Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 2013

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Nikki Grimes' Legacy captivates with its compelling interplay of poetry and art, honoring Black women poets of the Harlem Renaissance. Critics praise the innovative Golden Shovel method, lauding its creativity and depth. Some feel the format may challenge younger readers, yet the book’s educational value and emotional resonance are widely celebrated.

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Who Should Read Legacy?

Readers who enjoy poetry and historical fiction will be captivated by Legacy by Nikki Grimes. With its blend of evocative verse and poignant prose, it's perfect for fans of Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline Woodson and Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds. Young adults and adults interested in African American history and heritage will find it particularly engaging.

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Reading Age

12-16years

Book Details

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Psychology
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Themes
Relationships: Teams
Society: Community
Values/Ideas: Win & Lose