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The Color of Water Study Guide

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by James McBride
About 45 pages (13,572 words)
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The eighth of twelve children, James McBride grows up in a chaotic but loving home. Unlike his friends, he doesn't look like his mother. His mother is a Polish Jew, raised mostly in Virginia. She marries a black man and lives the majority of her adult life in New York City where people are a little more tolerant of her inter-racial marriage and children. (read more)
      Chapters 1 and 2, Dead, The Bicycle
      Chapters 3 and 4, Kosher, Black Power
      Chapters 5 and 6, The Old Testament, The New Testament
      Chapters 7 and 8, Sam, Brothers and Sisters
      Chapters 9 and 10, Shul, School
      Chapters 11 and 12, Boys, Daddy
      Chapters 13 and 14, New York, Chicken Man
      Chapters 15 and 16, Graduation, Driving
      Chapters 17 and 18, Lost in Harlem, Lost in Delaware
      Chapters 19 and 20, Promise, Old Man Shilsky
      Chapters 21 and 22, A Bird Who Flies, A Jew Discovered
      Chapters 23 and 24, Dennis, New Brown
      Chapter 25, Finding Ruthie
      Epilogue

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