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Roll Of Thunder Hear My Cry Compare And Contrast
In the following paragraphs, I will be comparing and contrasting the book and movie Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry, written by Mildred D. Taylor. The main theme of the book was a black person’s fight for equality. The book and movie had several similarities. One of them was that they still splinted Papa’s leg with a shotgun. Uncle Hammer still helped them with the payments. Also, T.J. had still betrayed Stacey a few times. Finally, everyone helped out with the fire. The book and movie also had many differences. Jeremy wasn’t blonde in the movie, but he was in the book. Christopher John doesn’t go to the Wallace store with Cassie and Little Man. The Simms were also the Wallace family in the movie. Also, in the movie Uncle Hammer was with them

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