Rachel Baack

Summary: The shy, quiet protagonist, Aristotle, meets and begins a friendship with the outgoing Dante. As the two boys learn more about each other, make sacrifices for each other, and share the difficult parts of their lives with each other, their friendship develops into something deeper.

This book offers a comprehensive exposition of the progression of both racist and antiracist ideas and policies in the United States. It offers insight into the reality of racist ideas—in both segregationist and assimilationist forms—being produced to justify racist policies.

This book offers a comprehensive exposition of the progression of both racist and antiracist ideas and policies in the United States. It offers insight into the reality of racist ideas—in both segregationist and assimilationist forms—being produced to justify racist policies.

Summary: This story is told through several frames. The narrator is Mr. Lockwood, who has moved into a house called Thrushcross Grange. He is recounting a story that the housekeeper, Nelley, is telling him about the owner of Thrushcross Grange (Heathcliff) and the people he grew up with. Heathcliff was adopted by the parents of Catherine and Hindley, and Nelley tells about the relationship that developed between Heathcliff and the other members of the dysfunctional family. She traces the story all the way to Heathcliff's adulthood, and she tells Mr. Lockwood of the surprising amount of cruelty that took place in his house.

Summary: This story is told through several frames. The narrator is Mr. Lockwood, who has moved into a house called Thrushcross Grange. He is recounting a story that the housekeeper, Nelley, is telling him about the owner of Thrushcross Grange (Heathcliff) and the people he grew up with. Heathcliff was adopted by the parents of Catherine and Hindley, and Nelley tells about the relationship that developed between Heathcliff and the other members of the dysfunctional family. She traces the story all the way to Heathcliff's adulthood, and she tells Mr. Lockwood of the surprising amount of cruelty that took place in his house.