Let the Circle Be Unbroken
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Let the Circle Be Unbroken
by Authors:
Mildred D. Taylor
Released: 01 October, 1991
ISBN: 0140348921
Mass Market Paperback
Sales Rank: 60970
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Customer Review #1:
 Let The Circle Be Unbroken
Let the Circle Be Unbroken is a spectacular book written by Mildred D. Taylor. It is the sequel to Roll of Thunder,Hear My Cry. It takes plsce in the 1930s. This book really gives a great description on how black people were treated back then. Personally, my favorite chapter is the chapter about T.J Avery and his trial. It shows how bad descrimination, seeing that T.J was given the death penalty when he actually innocent. Conflicts in this book will keep you on the edge of your seat every time you read it. Cassie is the 11 year old girl who tells the complete story of her and her familys life. If you like drama...I reccomend this book IS FOR YOU! Have a great time reading it!
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Customer Review #2:
A "must read" sequel to Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry!
Our love for the Logan Family began when I read Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry aloud to my children, ages 7 and 10. My husband, intrigued by the story, began to sit in on the readings. The Logans became a part of our family, so naturally, we continued reading their story in Let the Circle Be Unbroken. This continuation of their story is even better than the first book. Let the Circle Be Unbroken is a meatier story than Roll of Thunder, intertwining more historical events into the storyline than the first book. The reader gets a better overall feeling for the hardships and government programs of the Depression Era, the cruel treatment of farm laborers, the fledgling agricultural labor unions, and the disparities between North and South in their treatment of Black citizens. Yet this history never eclipses the narrative of the Logan Family. Author, Mildred Taylor, does a marvelous job of weaving history into a storyline which still keeps the reader emotionally invested in the Logans. We are looking forward to the continuation of the Logan saga in The Road to Memphis!
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Customer Review #3:
 I personally didnt like it
I read this book with my classmates, and I didnt want to finish it because I thought it was so boring. Fortunely, I did and knew what happened in the end. Read other book instead. This is just my opinion, dont take it personally.
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