Why does Jeremy bring over a present of nuts for the Logan family and a flute for Stacey?
he wanted to be nice
because he want to be nice
Song of the Trees is the 1975 novella by author Mildred Taylor
What is the resolution the story the song of the trees?
papa tell mr.Anderson he cant stay and and Anderson said well let me sell the logs that i cut down and papa said no or I'll blow the forest up and then Anderson left with his lumbermans
if this ain't right i tried my freaking bestt
What is a summary of Song of the Trees?
With the depression bearing down on her family and food in short supply, Cassie Logan isn't sure where her next meal will come from. But there is one thing that she knows will always be there-the whispering trees outside her window. Cassie's trees are a steady source of comfort to her, but they also happen to be worth a lot of money. When Mr. Andersen tries to force Big Ma to sell their valuable trees, Cassie can't just sit by and let it happen. She knows that her family needs the money, but something tells her that they need the trees just as much. The beloved heroine of Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry enchants us again in this story of strength and pride.
Who are the characters in Song of the Trees?
The characters are:
Cassie Logan( the narrator)-The main character Cassie Logan is one of four children. She is the second child and the only girl, having three brothers. From the beginning, Cassie's character proves to be full of curiosity and appreciation for the world around her. When it comes to the forest of trees around her, the loss of them may affect her the most. She awakens to hear the trees sing to her showing her deep admiration for simple pleasures in life.
Stacey Logan- age 11, is the oldest of the four children. He protects and tries to shelter the other Logan children. His instinct to protect his siblings comes at a time when he is the oldest male at home while his father is away working on the railroad. Christopher-John, age 7, and Little Man, age 6, are the two younger brothers. Little Man can be very spunky but he doesn't like to get his clothes dirty and he makes that known clearly.
The father, David Logan- a hard-working family man. He lives and cares for his deceased father's land but also must work on the railroad to help support his family. The Logan family is one of very few black families who own and work their own land.
Mary Logan- the wife of David Logan and mother to the rambunctious yet inquisitive Logan children. She holds the family together along with Big Ma, spending most of her days worried about how her and her husband can provide for the family. Even doing without her own medicine, Mary is the protector and keeper of the Logan clan.
Caroline - the Grandmother, also known as Big Ma, and the mother of David Logan. Her and her husband had purchased the Logan family land and she still lives in the Logan family home with her son and family. Although her son cares for the land, she is still the owner of the Logan property until she signs it away to her son near the end of the story. She doesn't want the trees cut from her land but she has come to a point where she may not have a choice. Money is hard to come by and the Logan family is just scraping by.
Mr. Anderson - convinces Caroline Logan to allow him to cut down the trees on the Logan land. He knows that David is away working on the railroad and uses the opportunity to get what he wants.
Tom - works as a lumberman for Mr. Anderson but is only briefly mentioned, but it is painfully aware that Tom is distraught over cutting down the large trees.
What happens to TJ in Let the Circle Be Unbroken?
After being sent to the chain gang, he is found guilty and receives death penalty.
What is the mood of song of the trees?
suspenseful and depressing
"i cried as the gray light of the rising sun fell in ghostly shadows over the land. the tears rolled hot down my cheeks" -song of the trees by Mildred D. Talyor
A little Man is in the Forest What is the story of this song?
The title of this German folk song is 'Ein Mannlein steht' (There stands a little man). Gretel sings this in act 2, scene 1 of "Hansel and Gretel", an opera by Engelbert Humperdinck (1854-1921).
In "Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry," the Wallaces and Mr. Granger take actions against the Logan family and other black families for shopping at the Vicksburg market because they believe black people should not have the same access to goods and services as white people. They aim to enforce racial segregation and maintain economic superiority by using intimidation and violence to discourage black patronage at white-owned businesses.
Who are the characters in Let the Circle Be Unbroken?
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Cassie Logan
Stacey Logan
Little Man(Clayton Cheaster) Logan
Christopher-John Logan
Mary(Mama) Logan
David(Papa) Logan
Hammer Logan
Big Ma(Caroline Logan)
Paul Edward Logan
T.J Avery
Suzella Rankin
Bud Rankin
Lottie
Moe Turner
Jacey Peters
Stuart Walker
Joe Billy Montier
Mr. Morrison
Mr. Harlan Granger
Mr.Wade Jamison
Son-Boy Ellis
Don Lee Ellis
Wordell
Mrs. Lee Annie Ellis
Mr. Page Ellis
Leora Ellis
Little Willie Wiggins
Maynard Wiggins
Jeremy Simms
R.W Simms
Melvin Simms
Mr. Jim Lee Barnett
Mrs. Barnett
Lillian Jean Simms
Dorris Anne
Joe McCalister
Russell
Jake Willis
Mrs. Daisy Crocker
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What is the problem or struggle in let the circle be unbroken?
In 'Let the Circle be Broken', the Logan family is facing many problems. As they are the only black landowners in town, Mama and Papa are worried all the time about the taxes they must pay. To earn more money, Papa goes south to work on the railroad. While he is gone, significant events unfold and the Logans have to face some serious challenges.