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ELIZABETH AND HAZEL Two Women of Little Rock

by | Read by Carrington MacDuffie

Biography & Memoir • 8.5 hrs. • Unabridged • © 2011

As the title suggests, David Margolick's intriguing chronicle gives dimension to two women, one black and one white. Elizabeth Eckford and Hazel Massery were the teenagers whose 1957 photo came to symbolize the emotionally charged Civil Rights struggle for school integration. Narrator Carrington MacDuffie demonstrates her award-winning style in a performance that is as clear and straightforward as Margolick's writing. Using subtle gradations of tone and timing, MacDuffie effects smooth transitions and a comfortable pace as she recounts the complex lives of these women before and since that traumatic morning. Author and narrator maintain a clean, objective style to portray Elizabeth and Hazel as they mature and eventually attempt reconciliation and forgiveness. Ironically, the two women seem to remain a metaphor for racial relations as they make inconclusive, often painful, progress toward acceptance and friendship. M.O.B. © AudioFile 2011, Portland, Maine [Published: DECEMBER 2011]

Trade Ed. • Tantor Media • 2011

CD ISBN 9781452604183 $34.99 • Seven CDs

MP3-CD ISBN 9781452654188 $24.99 • One MP3-CDs

DD ISBN multiple sources

 

Library Ed. • Tantor Media • 2011

CD ISBN 9781452634180 $71.99 • Seven CDs

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