A memoir set against the backdrop of the 1970s deep South recounts the author's life from the age of twelve through eighteen, as she draws on letters, diaries, and notebooks of the period to explore the profound mysteries, challenges, and questions of adolescence, while addressing key issues of the era--drugs, feminism, the sexual revolution, desegregation, and the rise of evangelical Christianity. Reprint.

A collection of 145 stunning duotone photographs--including remarkable and diverse scenes of life in urban Brooklyn, coal-mining Kentucky, Haight-Ashbury, and Hindu India--is complemented by the notes and excerpts from the journals and correspondence of the enigmatic late photographer. (view table of contents)

An eminent psychologist uses full-color drawings by children under ten from diverse backgrounds--Christian, Jewish, Indian, African, Eskimo--to piece together their interior lives and determine what affects them most: race, class, region, or religion. 20,000 first printing.

Product Description: Book by Harris, Alex