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	1	Woodson, Jacqueline [Edited By] A Way Out of No Way: Writings About Growing Up Black in America NY Henry Holt 1996 0805045708 / 9780805045703 First Edition/First Printing Fine Fine Signed by Author This copy has been SIGNED by Jacqueline Woodson on the title page. When she was growing up in Brooklyn, New Yor, Jacqueline Woodson had a favorite room where she would spend hours reading great books by African American authors. These books gave her stories to study, and to learn from, and to be inspired by. In "A Way Out of No Way" she has created her own new room to shelter young readers, and filled it with African American stories and poems about coming of age. Price: 45.00 USD
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	2	Woodson, Jacqueline Autobiography of a Family Photo NY Dutton 1995 0525937218 / 9780525937210 First Edition/First Printing Fine Wraps ARC/Uncorrected Proof Signed by Author This copy has been SIGNED by Jacqueline Woodson on the title page. ARC/Uncorrected Proof. The author's debut - a coming-to-conciousness, coming-of-age story of a young girl, told with passion and poetry, honesty and clear vision. The author was named a a Granta Regional Finalist on the basis of this work. Publishers Weekly called it "Brilliant, moving, semi-surreal-and daring." Price: 50.00 USD
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	3	Woodson, Jacqueline Autobiography of a Family Photo NY Dutton 1995 0525937218 / 9780525937210 First Edition/First Printing Fine Fine Signed by Author This copy has been SIGNED by Jacqueline Woodson on the title page. The author's debut - a coming-to-conciousness, coming-of-age story of a young girl, told with passion and poetry, honesty and clear vision. The author was named a a Granta Regional Finalist on the basis of this work. Publishers Weekly called it "Brilliant, moving, semi-surreal-and daring." Price: 45.00 USD
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	4	Woodson, Jacqueline Between Madison and Palmetto NY Delacorte Press 1993 0385309066 / 9780385309066 First Edition/First Printing Fine Near Fine Signed by Author This copy has been SIGNED by Jacqueline Woodson on the title page. This third book in the trilogy about Maizon and Margaret, which began with "Last Summer with Maizon" and "Maizon at Blue Hill", concludes a wonderfully rich and far-reaching story of two remarkable girls, their friendship, their families, and their community. Price: 45.00 USD
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	5	Woodson, Jacqueline From the Notebooks of Melanin Sun NY Blue Sky Press 1995 0590458809 / 9780590458801 First Edition/First Printing Fine Fine Signed by Author This copy has been SIGNED by Jacqueline Woodson on the title page. Jacqueline Woodson has written a brave, thought-provoking story that sensitively probes issues of racism and sexuality. She challenges readers to push beyond the walls of intolerance in order to reach the common bond that connects us all. Price: 45.00 USD
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	6	Woodson, Jacqueline Last Summer with Maizon NY Putnam 2002 0399237550 / 9780399237553 First Edition/First Printing Fine Wraps Uncorrected Proof - Plain Wrap Signed by Author This copy has been SIGNED by Jacqueline Woodson on the title page. This is a copy of the Advance, Uncorrected Proof of Putnam's Edition of the first book of the author's celebrated trilogy that was first published by Delacorte Press in 1990. Eleven-year-old Margaret tries to accept the inevitable changes that come one summer when her father dies and her best friend Maizon goes away to a private boarding school. Price: 20.00 USD
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	7	Woodson, Jacqueline The House You Pass on the Way NY Delacorte Press 1997 0385321899 / 9780385321891 First Edition/First Printing Fine Fine Signed by Author This copy has been SIGNED on the title page by Jacqueline Woodson. This haunting, beautifully written novel won the Coretta Scott King Award and gracefully explores complex questions: about family, longing and love; about sexuality; and about the history and legacy of racism, all within the story of one singular girl. Price: 35.00 USD
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	8	Woodson, Jacqueline The House You Pass on the Way NY Delacorte Press 1997 0385321899 / 9780385321891 First Edition/First Printing Fine Wraps Advanced Reading Copy (ARC) Signed by Author This copy has been SIGNED on the title page by Jacqueline Woodson. Advanced Reading Copy (ARC). This haunting, beautifully written novel won the Coretta Scott King Award and gracefully explores complex questions: about family, longing and love; about sexuality; and about the history and legacy of racism, all within the story of one singular girl. Price: 30.00 USD
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	9	Woodson, Jacqueline We Had a Picnic This Sunday Past NY Hyperion 1997 0786802421 / 9780786802425 First Edition/First Printing Fine Fine Greenseid, Diane Signed by Author This copy has been SIGNED by Jacqueline Woodson on the title page. The talented author's first picture book. Jacqueline Woodson's warm, lyrical prose and Diane Greenseid's exuberant artwork bring to life the humor, love, and, of course, the wonderful food of the quintessential family picnic. Price: 40.00 USD
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