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Third-grader Jake and his brothers struggle to do the right thing when their father becomes pastor of First Baptist Church in Pelham, South Carolina, in 1957, where bullies and bigots can be more frightening than the whitewater of Enoree River.

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  1. 1

    How does seeing the world through third-grader Jake's eyes shape our understanding of the challenges he and his family face, particularly the issues of bullying and bigotry in 1957 South Carolina?

  2. 2

    The description highlights the struggle to "do the right thing." What specific moments or dilemmas in the book most powerfully illustrate this struggle for Jake and his brothers, and what makes those choices so difficult?

  3. 3

    Pelham, South Carolina, in 1957 serves as a vivid backdrop. How does this specific historical and geographical setting influence the community's attitudes, the family's conflicts, and the overall themes of the novel?

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