Fair to Good Condition – cover and edge wear with page-edge tanning.
In 1963, ten-year-old Leah Hopper receives a red rose box from her glamorous Aunt Olivia in Los Angeles, along with the promise of train tickets so Leah and her sister Ruth can visit California. For a Black child growing up in rural Louisiana, the gift represents a world of possibility far beyond the limits imposed by segregation. But racial violence is closing in, and the bombing of a Birmingham church becomes part of a series of events that transforms Leah’s family forever. Brenda Woods tells a tender story of childhood, grief, courage, and hope as Leah learns to carry love and memory through a time of profound injustice.
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