Song Yet Sung
Book - 2008
A rich historical novel, set in the slave-owning period in the US. Liz, a young runaway with odd dreams, accidentally inspires a breakout from the prison of a notorious slaver, Patty Cannon. As Cannon stalks revenge, Liz flees into the nefarious world of the underground railroad with its unspoken clues to freedom known as The Code'. Denwood Long, a troubled slave catcher, is coaxed out of retirement to break 'The Code' and track Liz down. A story of tragic triumph, violent decisions and unexpected kindness.'
Publisher:
New York : Riverhead Books, 2008.
ISBN:
9781594489723
1594489726
1594489726
Branch Call Number:
MCBRIDE
Characteristics:
359 pages ; 24 cm.



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From Library Staff
A heroine with magical foresight and storytelling which connects to contemporary relevance and redemptive hope are reasons why I’m a solid fan of James McBride! Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglas and communication on the Underground Railroad are also vibrantly portrayed. Published in February 2008
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