Bronzeville Boys and Girls
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Mexie and Bridie -- Val -- Timmy and Twanda -- Narcissa -- Andre -- Keziah -- Charles -- Cynthia in the snow -- John, who is poor -- Paulette -- Rudolph is tired of the city -- Eppie -- Ella -- Dave -- Luther and Breck -- Michael is afraid of the storm -- Eldora, who is rich -- Beulah at church -- Skipper -- Robert, who is often a stranger to himself --Lyle -- Nora -- Mirthine at the tparth -- Maurice -- De Koven -- Gertrude -- Marie Lucille -- Cheryl's mootsie -- Jim -- Eunice in the evening -- Vern -- Otto -- Tommy -- Admiration of Willie -- About Bronzeville boys and girls.
A collection of poems that celebrate the joy, beauty, imagination, and freedom of childhood.
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PUBLISHED
New York : Amistad/HarperCollinsPublishers, 2007, c1956.
Year Published: 1956
Description: 41 p. : col. ill. ; 29 cm.
Language: English
Format: Book
ISBN/STANDARD NUMBER
0060295058
9780060295059
0060295066 (lib. bdg.)
9780060295066 (lib. bdg.)
ADDITIONAL CREDITS
Ringgold, Faith.
SUBJECTS
Poetry.
African American children -- Poetry.
Children's poetry.