A review by pagesofpins
Gone Crazy in Alabama by Rita Williams-Garcia

2.0

Delphine learns what oppression really is, takes a step back from mothering her sisters and being hard on them (though I'm still frustrated by the expectations of the adults around her), and learns a lot about her family and what it is to be a family in this final installment in the trilogy. Not as strong as the first book, with too much confusing family history/genealogy wrapped into the story. More significant history here, but also a lot that will go over a modern kid's head.