Mississippi Bridge (Logan Family Saga, 3)
Set in Depression-era Mississippi, Mississippi Bridge follows a young boy as he confronts the deep-seated racism that divides his community. Part of Mildred D. Taylor's acclaimed Logan Family Saga, this story captures the resilience of African American families amid injustice and hardship, offering a powerful glimpse into a pivotal era of American history.
About This Book
Mississippi Bridge is the third installment in Mildred D. Taylor's Logan Family Saga, set against the backdrop of the Great Depression in rural Mississippi.
The story delves into the everyday struggles of African American families facing systemic racism and economic hardship.
Through the eyes of its young protagonist, the narrative highlights moments of quiet courage and the bonds that sustain a community under pressure.
Taylor's work draws on historical contexts to portray the human cost of segregation and inequality in the American South.
This book continues the saga's tradition of bringing historical truths to life for young readers.
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