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Old 11-02-2009, 04:32 PM   #111
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I thought this was an incredible book.

I'm from the South and was raised in the South, and we have a certain way when it comes to manners. (We're also aware when individuals DO NOT have manners.)

I found this book to have many Truths about the Black Help and also about life. It's a book that has a large degree of courage in its writing and in the depiction of its characters.

This is, in my opinion, an important novel.


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Do you think you might have these feelings and idea about this book beacuse of your background? I.e. do you think someone like me, from a rather different background would get as much out of the story? For one thing, I don't have a deep knowledge of American history or sensitivity to racial issues.
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