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The Wonderful Adventures of Suzuki Beane

by Sandra Scoppettone · 1961

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Suzuki, the child of Greenwich Village beatniks, lets the reader know she is hip. However, she discovers her parents are as bigoted toward her square friend as his parents are toward her.

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