Another picture book to add to your school integration collection. The publisher writes, "Dana doesn't want to be different. But not many girls growing up in 1950's Harlem get the chance to go to an advanced school, where Black and White students are integrated. At the new school, Dana feels alone. Her teacher singles her out for her "improper" speech: "Please, darling, Do not use 'ain't' in school." And how can she convince her friends at home that she's stil the same Dana? Will Dana figure out how to survive in both worlds and still stay true to herself? Ages 7& up, Author - Irene Smalls, Illustrator - Colin Bootman