Distant Finale: The final chapter of All The Days Past, All The Days To Come skips ahead from the 60s all the way to 2009 as a now elderly Cassie buses to Washington to watch the inauguration of Barack Obama.Berry, a Black man who was burned alive by the Wallaces for the 'crime' of allegedly talking to a white woman. Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry has in its early chapters Cassie visiting Mr. Crapsack World: Taylor pulls no punches on how terrible the South was for anyone who was Black in the 1930s, with the Logans having to constantly deal with the inequities of racism and the knowledge that white people can do just about whatever they want to them and get away with it.A Day in the Limelight: Mississippi Bridge is told from the perspective of the Logan children's white friend Jeremy Simms.Author Avatar: In All The Days Past, All The Days To Come, one of Cassie's nieces who listens to her stories about growing up in the South is a girl named Taylor.

In-universe, the order is: The Land (2001), The Well (1995), Song of the Trees (1975), Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry (1976), Mississippi Bridge (1990), Let the Circle Be Unbroken (1981), The Friendship (1987), The Road to Memphis (1990), The Gold Cadillac (1987) and All the Days Past, All the Days to Come (2020). Anachronic Order: The books were published in a very different order from the order they took place in, with only one book - the last one published - matching both publishing order and in-universe chronological order.All The Days Past All The Days To Come (2020).These works center around the Logan family of Mississippi, and are known collectively as the Logan Family Saga. Mildred DeLois Taylor (born September 13, 1943) is an award winning African-American children's author whose works focus on life in the Deep South and the struggles faced by African-Americans during the early 20th Century.

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