Libraries are about books. Books have no color. And they don’t care who reads them.
Augusta Scattergood Quotes
Real secrets mean more than hiding that card game from you daddy. Real secrets can be hurtful. Make people do bad things.
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Augusta Scattergood grew up in the Mississippi Delta and left to attend college at the University of North Carolina and library school at Simmons College. But she never really left her home state, even while living in New Jersey. Her first novel is set in Mississippi during Freedom Summer, 1964.
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