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Sweet Whispers, Brother Rush Study Guide

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by Virginia Hamilton
About 14 pages (4,068 words)
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"Biography, Virginia Hamilton." United States Board on Books for Young People, Inc., Newsletter 17.1.5 (1992): 5-6. The article highlights biographical data on Virginia Hamilton, including a complete list of her awards, prizes, and honors.

Garrett, Jeff. "Reflections of a Jurist."

United States Board on Books for Young People, Inc., Newsletter 17,1,5 (1992): 3. The author discusses the selection process for the Hans Christian Andersen Award when Hamilton was named as the recipient.

Hamilton, Virginia. "Boston Globe- Horn Book Award Acceptance Speech."

Horn Book 60 (1984): 24-28. Hamilton discusses her own writing process, specifically when she created Sweet Whispers, Brother Rush.

——. "Everything of Value: Moral Realism in the Literature for Children." Journal of Youth Services in Libraries 6 (1993): 363-377. Hamilton discusses how both her own personal history and African American.....

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Sweet Whispers, Brother Rush from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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