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Evaluating Brown Girl Dreaming as a Biography

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Evaluating Brown Girl Dreaming as a Biography

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1.) Does the subject's life offer interest and meaning for today's child?
- The subject, being the author, uses her own personal experience to describe and portray what the time period of the Civil Rights Movement was like when she was alive. We are viewing the perspective of the author as a child, and we see her life as she gets older during this time period.

2.) Can the subject's experiences widen children's views on the topic?
- The topic at hand, being racism and segregation during the 1960s is something children may not know about. Having this topic discussed in a novel/biography is interesting for young readers to explore as they are growing up.

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Why Brown Girl Dreaming won the CSK Award

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Why Brown Girl Dreaming won the CSK Award

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1.) It portrays a time in history where African Americans experienced a lot of hardships and a time period in history we usually don't see a lot of perspective on.
2.) The author, Jacqueline Woodson, creates an autobiography about her childhood, she is an African American author.

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1.) Must portray some aspect of African American experience/lifestyle.
2.) Must be written or illustrated by an African American
3.) Plot and characters are inventive

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Brown Girl Dreaming By Jacqueline Woodson

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Brown Girl Dreaming By Jacqueline Woodson

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Brown Girl Dreaming is a novel written by Jacqueline Woodson that goes into the life of the author when she was living in New York and South Carolina during the time period of the Civil Rights Movement, around 1963. The author discusses her experience dealing with segregation and what it was like being an African American and living in an African American family during a very racist time period.

Woodson, J. (2014) Brown Girl Dreaming. Westminster, London. Penguin Group.

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This award is in place to honor and recognize African American culture and the value universal human rights. The first award was put in place in 1970 and can be given to authors and illustrators.

Admin. “The Coretta Scott King Book Awards.” Round Tables, 16 Sept. 2020, www.ala.org/rt/emiert/cskbookawards.