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This moving photo-essay covers much more than just an account of the Birmingham, Alabama, Baptist Church bombing that killed four young girls in 1963. The detailed text, illustrated with black-and-white photos on every spacious double-page spread, sets the shocking assassination of the... read more

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  • “September 15, 1963. six children died that day - Cynthia, Carole, Addie Mae, Denise, Johnny, and Virgil. Remember them....Remember the thirty-nine years it took for justice to finally be served. Remember this, the most horrendous day of the civil rights movement - Birmingham Sunday. <last few lines of text>”

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As she often did, fourteen-year-old Addie Mae Collins walked the sixteen blocks to church on Sunday morning with her older sister, Janie, and younger sister, Sarah. It was September 15, 1963.

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This book is in Kirkus Reviews: 2010 Best Children's Books. (authoritative list)

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  1. Larry Dane Brimner (Author)

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Publisher: Calkins Creek
Country: US
Publication Date: 2010
ISBN: 978-1-59078-613-0
Page Count: 48

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