Libba Moore Gray Books

Miss Tizzy

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The eccentric Miss Tizzy, a beloved friend to all the children in her neighborhood, needs their help in remaining happy when she is sick in bed.

Rise and fall of a proper Negro

By Libba Moore Gray, Leslie Alexander Lacy

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After a hard-working little black truck breaks down and is towed away, it is repaired and given a second life.

Fenton's leap

By Libba Moore Gray

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Fenton the near-sighted frog stumbles from one danger to another, until a pair of eyeglasses opens up a new world of clear vision to him.

Dear Willie Rudd

By Libba Moore Gray

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An adult remembers her childhood relationship with a black woman and wishes she could thank her and apologize for any wrongs committed due to race.

Little Lil and the swing-singing sax

By Libba Moore Gray

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When Little Lil's mother gets sick, Uncle Sudi Man pawns his saxophone to buy medicine, but Little Lil knows that it is her uncle's jazz music that will really help her mother feel better.

Miss Tizzy

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Dear Willie Rudd

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My Mama Had a Dancing Heart

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My Mama Had a Dancing Heart

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My Mama Dancing Heart

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