Gone Crazy in Alabama: A Coretta Scott King Award-Winning Novel About Three African American Sisters in the 1960s South for Kids (Ages 8-12)
Set in the 1960s South, this Coretta Scott King Award-winning novel follows three African American sisters as they navigate family, identity, and growing up. Written for ages 8–12, it offers young readers an engaging middle-grade story rooted in history, sisterhood, and the experiences of African American families.
About This Book
Rita Williams-Garcia’s novel follows three African American sisters in the 1960s South.
Written for readers ages 8–12, the book combines family-centered storytelling with a historical setting.
Its themes of sisterhood, identity, and growing up invite young readers to connect with an important period in American history.
This Coretta Scott King Award-winning novel is a thoughtful choice for middle-grade readers interested in history, family, and culturally grounded fiction.
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