Rita Williams-Garcia
Author Interviews 22
In-depth Written Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia
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TeachingBooks Guest Blogger: Rita Williams-Garcia “Objects, Textures, and Characters”
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Guest post by Rita Williams-Garcia
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia about One Crazy Summer
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia about One Crazy Summer
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia about P.S. Be Eleven
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia about No Laughter Here
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia about No Laughter Here
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia about P.S. Be Eleven
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia about One Crazy Summer
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia about Clayton Byrd Goes Underground
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia about Gone Crazy in Alabama
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Coretta Scott King Award Acceptance Speech, 2016, given by Rita Williams-Garcia about Gone Crazy in Alabama
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia about Bottle Cap Boys Dancing on Royal Street
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia about Gone Crazy in Alabama
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia about Jumped
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Interview with Rita Williams-Garcia about Every Time a Rainbow Dies
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Books by Rita Williams-Garcia 13
Gone Crazy in Alabama
25 Resources6 Awards
Like Sisters on the Homefront
15 Resources2 Awards
Series by Rita Williams-Garcia1
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