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Here Is The Story Of Henrietta Wood, Who Was Enslaved TwiceBut Who Demanded Justice And Was Awarded The Largest Reparations Ever Granted For Enslavement. This Nonfiction Book For Ages 912 Puts A Human Face On The Current Issue Of Reparations.Henrietta Wood Was Born Enslaved. As A Teen She Was Ripped From Her Family And Sold. Years Later, A Miracle Happened, And She Was Given Freedom Papers. But HenriettaS Freedom Was ShortLived. She Was Tricked Back Into Enslavement And Sent To A Mississippi Cotton Plantation.On June 19, 1865JuneteenthShe Was Emancipated. Finally Free For Good, Henrietta Wood Sued The Man Who Had Kidnapped Her Back Into EnslavementAnd She Won! Henrietta Was One Of The Few People In United States History To Ever Receive A Reparation Payment For Slavery.Twice Enslaved Is A True Story Of Cruelty, Resilience, And Ultimately Triumph, Told Lyrically For MiddleGrade Readers By Selene Castrovilla And Illustrated In Full Color By Artist Erin K. Robinson.
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I wanted to love this book but I felt it didn’t capture Henrietta Wood’s story the way it should have. Some details felt rushed and I struggled to connect with the narrative throughout. It’s a significant topic, so I really hoped for better execution. Can’t say I’d recommend it.
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Aisha Mohammed
Interesting but slow in parts
This book provides a unique perspective on slavery and justice, but I found some sections to be a bit drawn out. I appreciated the historical context and the depth of Henrietta's story, but I wish it had moved a little quicker in parts. Still, it’s worth the read if you're into historical narratives.
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Luis Ramirez
A compelling read on injustice
I've just finished 'Liberty and Justice for Henrietta Wood,' and it was a powerful experience. The way the author captures Henrietta’s struggles and resilience really hits home. It’s an important piece of history that I believe everyone should read. The writing is engaging, making it hard to put down!
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