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Death Coming Up the Hill

von Chris Crowe

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It's 1968, and war is not foreign to seventeen-year-old Ashe. His dogmatic, racist father married his passionate peace-activist mother when she became pregnant with him, and ever since, the couple, like the situation in Vietnam, has been engaged in a "senseless war that could have been prevented."
When his high school history teacher dares to teach the political realities of the war, Ashe grows to better understand the situation in Vietnam, his family, and the wider world around him. But when a new crisis hits his parents' marriage, Ashe finds himself trapped, with no options before him but to enter the fray.

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Full disclosure: I'm crying. ( )
  Mrs_Tapsell_Bookzone | Feb 14, 2023 |
Genius. Be sure to read the author's note at the end of the book--so good. While this book takes place in 1968, there are so so so many parallels to how I'm feeling in 2017 (book was published in 2014). What that tells me is that while many things around me change, some stay the same--both for good and ill. And the constants that are "ill" show me how much work there is to do, and probably always will need to be done. ( )
  ms_rowse | Jan 1, 2022 |
Powerful, powerful.
The war in Vietnam and a war at home.
Tears, tears.
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  readingbeader | Oct 29, 2020 |
Seventeen-year-old Ashe Douglas watches his family fall apart as the Vietnam War, assassinations, and racial strife tears the country apart. Emotionally powerful, gripping historical fiction, and a remarkable achievement in narrative structure. Read the Author's Note and be thoroughly impressed. ( )
  Sullywriter | May 22, 2015 |
In this book, written entirely in haiku, each word stands for a soldier killed in Vietnam. Ashe's parents married only because his mom got pregnant, and stand on opposite sides of every issue. When his family life turns really nasty, it is mirrored and exacerbated by the political tumult of 1968. ( )
  lilibrarian | Jul 1, 2014 |
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Historical Fiction. Young Adult Fiction. HTML:

It's 1968, and war is not foreign to seventeen-year-old Ashe. His dogmatic, racist father married his passionate peace-activist mother when she became pregnant with him, and ever since, the couple, like the situation in Vietnam, has been engaged in a "senseless war that could have been prevented."
When his high school history teacher dares to teach the political realities of the war, Ashe grows to better understand the situation in Vietnam, his family, and the wider world around him. But when a new crisis hits his parents' marriage, Ashe finds himself trapped, with no options before him but to enter the fray.

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