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The Learning Tree
The Learning Tree
Author: Gorden Parks
The Learning Tree brings us into the inner lives of a negro family as they struggle to understand and accept... without malice-the bitter challenge to their special world...
ISBN: 154778
Publication Date: 1963
Pages: 240
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4.8 stars, based on 2 ratings
Publisher: Fawcett Publications, INC
Book Type: Paperback
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The Learning Tree is a captivating and breathtaking novel that describes the character Newt Winger's transition into adulthood. Newt's character represents perseverance, loyalty, benevolence, struggling with his conscience on deciding to do what is right. He represents the right thing even if there is a consequence that comes along with it. The Learning Tree is a novel that a teenager, young adult or even and adult can relate to. The main thing The Learning Tree can teach all of us is that there is no such thing as a totally good place or person nor a totally bad place or person, it's like a tree; some are good while some are bad. That is how life is: some fruits on the tree are bad while some are good but what you have to do as a human is to apply it to your life experiences.
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