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　　Nobody knows what to make of the new boy in Frannie's class.

Not only does he look different, but he's kind to everyone, he

refuses to fight, and he doesn't even seem to mind when the other

kids nickname him Jesus Boy. But as winter progresses, Frannie

realizes that she's starting to see a whole lot of things in a new

light: her brother's deafness, her mother's fear, her friend

Samantha's faith, their classmate Trevor's anger, and her own

desire for hope - "the thing with feathers." And it's all because

of Jesus Boy's differences . . . and his friendship.

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Born on February 12th in Columbus, Ohio, Jacqueline Woodson grew

up in Greenville, South Carolina, and Brooklyn, New York and

graduated from college with a B.A. in English. She now writes

full-time and has recently received the Margaret A. Edwards Award

for lifetime achievement in writing for young adults. Her other

awards include a Newbery Honor, two Coretta Scott King awards, two

National Book Award finalists, and the Los Angeles Times Book

Prize. Although she spends most of her time writing, Woodson also

enjoys reading the works of emerging writers and encouraging young

people to write, spending time with her friends and her family, and

sewing. Jacqueline Woodson currently resides in Brooklyn, New

York.

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“希望”是一种长着美丽羽毛的东西……

1971年一月，家境贫寒的弗兰妮和父母、失聪的哥哥挤在一间狭小的公寓里。11岁的她在生活中看不到任何希望，哥哥的耳聋、母亲的恐惧、班级里黑人男孩们的欺负、好朋友盲目的宗教崇拜……直到一个白人男孩的到来，弗兰妮的生活划开了一点涟漪。这个被同学戏称为“耶稣男孩”的家伙似乎装满了秘密，他敢于直面班级暴力，他说自己并不是白人，他懂得弗兰妮和哥哥交流的手语……

在《羽毛》中，三度纽伯瑞奖得主杰奎琳·伍德森通过弗兰妮的视角，探寻了成长的方方面面。弗兰妮在“耶稣男孩”的影响下，慢慢学习着应对宗教思想、种族主义，感悟着友情、亲情、人与人之间的良善，并**次想要寻找“那个长着羽毛的东西”。

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The story ends with hope and thoughtfulness while speaking to

those adolescents who struggle with race, faith, and prejudice.

--School Library Journal, starred review

"Woodson’s novel skillfully weaves in the music and events

surrounding the rising opposition to the Vietnam War, giving this

timeless story depth. She raises important questions about God,

racial segregation, and issues surrounding the hearing impaired

with a light and thoughtful touch.” --Publishers Weekly

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Nobody knows what to make of the new boy in Frannieas class. Not only does he look different, but heas kind to everyone, he refuses to fight, and he doesnat even seem to mind when the other kids nickname him Jesus Boy. But as winter progresses, Frannie realizes that sheas starting to see a whole lot of things in a new light: her brotheras deafness, her motheras fear, her friend Samanthaas faith, their classmate Trevoras anger, and her own desire for hopeaathe thing with feathers.a And itas all because of Jesus Boyas differences . . . and his friendship.