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  • Jacqueline Woodson
    Jacqueline Woodson
    / Writing career

    …including Another Brooklyn (2016) and Red at the Bone (2019). Another Brooklyn follows the main character as she reminisces about growing up in New York. Red at the Bone examines the decisions and experiences of two families from different social classes. Woodson’s books for young children, for which she worked…

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    …including Another Brooklyn (2016) and Red at the Bone (2019). Another Brooklyn follows the main character as she reminisces about growing up in New York. Red at the Bone examines the decisions and experiences of two families from different social classes. Woodson’s books for young children, for which she worked…

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