A Gathering of Flowers

Stories about Being Young in America

By Thomas, Joyce Carol

Publishers Summary:
A collection of eleven short stories depicting what it is like to be young in America, exploring such diverse cultures as urban San Francisco, a Chippewa Indian reservation, and a Latino barrio in Chicago.

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ISBN
978-0-06026-173-3
Publisher
New York : Harper & Row, c1990.


REVIEWS

School Library Journal

Reviewed on October 1, 1990

An uneven collection of 11 short stories--ranging in quality from the trite (Gary Soto's "First Love") to the terrific (Thomas' "Young Reverend Zelma Lee Moses")--gathered as a bouquet to celebrate the ethnic diversity of the young American experience. Among the stories are two very funny ones: Gerald Vizenor's "Almost a Whole Trickster," a tall tale with roots in native American trickster tales, and Gerald Haslam's "Upstream." Maxine Hong Kingston's "Twisters and Shouters" is a sophisticat...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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