The Parental Perspective on Literature and History

This chapter explores the deep emotional connections parents have with literature, using poignant examples from Cormac McCarthy's The Road and the tragic story of Emmett Till. It highlights how parenthood magnifies our sensitivity to narratives, urging us to confront harsh realities and advocate for justice.

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