Through the eyes of
a young escaped slave, the novel explores race, injustice and brutal reality of America's dark past.
Not exact matches
Nightjohn (1996), adapted by Bill Cain from a novel for
young adults by Gary Paulsen, is the story of Sarny (Allison Jones), a
young house
slave on a cotton plantation, who is taught to read by Nightjohn (Carl Lumbly), a
slave who
escaped to the north but returned to captivity to teach others what he knew.
The Underground Railroad tells the story of Cora, a
young slave in antebellum Georgia, who attempts to
escape to the north.
Curtis» gripping account of the first free child born in Canada's Buxton Settlement for runaway
slaves uses a
young boy's perspective to relate the horrors his parents
escaped, the continuing danger, and the kindness of the people in the community.
A stunning debut novel of love, family, and justice that intertwines the stories of an
escaped house
slave in 1852 Virginia and ambitious
young lawyer in contemporary New York
Born a
slave to an alien corporation, Susan Singh
escaped with the help of a politician who would shape the
young girl into a deadly force of human vengeance.
In the fall of 1809 Grace Wisher, a
young slave girl,
escapes the plantation to live her life in the port city of Baltimore, Maryland.