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Post by Mary on Jun 1, 2006 21:13:41 GMT -5
So many of the books I’ve read this year seem to be dealing with issues of our civil liberties -- and how easily they can be lost -- as well as books dealing with the topic of unwarranted prejudices during wartime. Kadohata’s Weedflower, Oppenheim’s Dear Miss Breed, Cushman’s The Loud Silence of Francine Green, Holm's Penny From Heaven and even Tomie dePaola’s I’m Still Scared all touch on this topic. Has anyone else noticed this trend this year, or is it just that I’m more sensitive and/or aware of the topic?
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Tess
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Post by Tess on Jun 3, 2006 7:04:58 GMT -5
Interesting observation. I hadn't noticed a trend, but I wouldn't doubt that an author would be drawn to a particular theme based on their feelings/observations/views during any current situation. It would make for an interesting research project.
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