Billy
African American boys
Executions and executioners
African American children
Communication in marriage
Mississippi, fiction
Trials (Murder)
Marriage
Race relations
African Americans
Social conditions
Fiction, general
Large type books
History
Fiction
Albert French lights up the monstrous face of American racism in this harrowing tale of ten-year-old Billy Lee Turner, who is convicted of and executed for murdering a white girl in Banes County, Mississippi in 1937. Billy is about the deaths of two children, one girl, one boy, the girl's death an a…
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