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Jewell Parker Rhodes

Middle grade

Novel

The Louisiana Girls Trilogy

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Get ready to explore Sugar and its meaning. Our full analysis and study guide provides an even deeper dive with character analysis and quotes explained to help you discover the complexity and beauty of this book.

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Part 1: “Winter, 1870”

Part 1, Chapters 1-4

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Part 1, Chapters 5-11

Sugar Part 1, Chapters 5-11 Summary & Analysis

Part 2: “Planting, 1871”

Part 2, Chapters 12-18

Sugar Part 2, Chapters 12-18 Summary & Analysis

Part 3: “Harvest, 1871”

Part 3, Chapters 19-27

Sugar Part 3, Chapters 19-27 Summary & Analysis

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In Sugar by Jewell Parker Rhodes, a resilient 10-year-old girl named Sugar is a catalyst for cultural empathy in Reconstruction-era Louisiana.

Book Review: Sugar by Jewell Parker Rhodes

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