Bound To Stay Bound

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001 2022917170 179017
003IlJaBTS
00520231204120846.0
008231204s2024 mnuabo c 000 1 eng
010 a| 2022917170
020 a|9781669014683 (trade)
020 a|1669014681 (trade)
020 a|9781669014645 (pbk.)
020 a|1669014649 (pbk.)
040 a|DLC
c|IlJaBTS
d|IlJaBTS
082 4a|[Fic]
2|23/eng/20230106
1001 a|Butler-Ngugi, Anitra.
245a|Essie and the march on Selma :
b|a bloody Sunday survival story /
c|by Anitra Butler-Ngugi ; illustrated by Wendy Tan Shiau Wei.
260 a|North Mankato, MN :
b|Stone Arch,
c|c2024.
300 a|103 p. :
b|ill., map ;
c|20 cm
4901 a|Girls survive
500 a|Includes glossary.
520 a|Twelve-year-old Essie believes that Black people should be allowed to vote, and she's willing to march for that right. On Sunday, March 7, 1965, puts on her best dress to join protesters as they plan to visit the governor in Montgomery, Alabama. But as the 600 marchers approach the Edmund Pettis bridge in Selma, they are stopped by state troopers. Can Essie survive blows, tear gas, and being sprayed with a water hose to continue her fight for voting rights?
5211 a|008-012.
b|BTSB.
521 a|Grades 4-6
b|Capstone
5218 a|720
b|Lexile.
526  a|Accelerated Reader
b|MG
c|4.7
d|2.0
z|520488.
61127a|Selma to Montgomery Rights March
d|(1965 :
c|Selma, Ala.)
v|Fiction.
2|sears
61121a|Selma to Montgomery Rights March
d|(1965 :
c|Selma, Ala.)
v|Fiction.
650 7a|African Americans
x|Suffrage
v|Fiction.
2|sears
650 7a|Civil rights movements
v|Fiction.
2|sears
650 1a|African Americans
x|Suffrage
v|Fiction.
650 1a|Civil rights movements
v|Fiction.
655 7a|Historical fiction.
2|lcgft
655 1a|Multiculturalism in literature.
655 7c|JUV016000
a|FICTION / Historical / General.
2|bisacsh
655 7c|JUV074000
a|FICTION / Diversity & Multicultural.
2|bisacsh
7001 a|Wei, Wendy Tan Shiau,
e|ill.
830  a|Girls survive.


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