Edgar Allan
Interracial adoption
Adoption, fiction
Race relations, fiction
Prejudices, fiction
Adoption
Prejudices
Family problems
Racism
Race relations
Children's fiction
Fiction
When the Fickett family decides to adopt a little black boy, they are faced with threats, angry phone calls, a burning cross on the lawn, and an ultimatum from their oldest daughter.
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