Summary Of Amari's Copper Sun

In Draper’s historical fiction novel Amari will learn the hardships of being a slave. In Copper Sun there are many important character that gives the novel a great story. Amari is a African girl captured, and sold to Mr. Derby owner of Derbyshire farms, and a slave owner. Mr. Derby son ,Clay, is a young boy that get Amari for his birthday and renames her Myna. Mrs. Derby , Clay’s step mother who he do not like, married Mr. Derby even though she is in love with another slave on the plant.

Endovier is a slave town where rebels and enemies are sent to work as slaves until they die. Dorian too is disgusted by his father’s actions and soon realizes that he has to work up the courage to tell his father to put a stop to this madness. The fight for freedom plays a major role throughout the

The book Copper Sun by Sharon Draper is a historical story about an african sold in a slave trade. Amari is an african girl that once lived in a village called Ziavi, this village is a beautiful village that everyone got along, until one day when there village got destroyed and many got killed and captured, Amari just happened to be one of the africans that got captured and taken! She got taken a sold as a slave and ends up in america after riding a deathship and ended up on a plantation trying to make new friends. In the novel there are several differences and similarities between the Ziavi and the plantation! To begin with there are several similarities between the village ziavi and Plantation.

The book,”Copper Sun,” by Sharon Draper is a historical, sorrowful, and action packed story about Amari’s journey through slavery. The story starts in Africa, and progresses to where Amari’s final destination lies. There are many differences and similarities that encompass Amari’s homeland, and her slave life. To begin, there are a variety of similarities with Amari’s homeland, and the plantation she now lives on. One of these such similarities, is that Amari lives in a shack, this is shown on page 89, and 90.

I—I RUN OFF" (37). This quote is showing where Jim ran away from his masters home and town so that he can free himself and his family. The town is also keeping Huckleberry Finn “captive” to. Throughout the novel Twain talks about how Huckleberry Finn feels trapped in the town and how he wants to escape civilization and his father. “Every little while he locked me in and went down to the store, three miles, to the ferry, and traded fish and game for whisky, and fetched it home and got drunk and had a good time, and licked me.”(Twain 34).

In stop #1 of the book, Underground to Canada, by Barbara Smucker, the main character, Julilly, and many other children are taken away by a ruthless slave trader to soon be sold. The story begins when the word spreads that a slave trader is coming to town to separate families and to be sold as slaves. Meanwhile, Mammy Sally, Julilly’s mother, tells Julilly about a slave free place called Canada. Mammy Sally is scared of losing Julilly, so she tells her “we are strong, if we ever get separated we will surely meet each other once again,” The next morning the slave trader arrives to find himself some new slaves. Everyone is terrified and scared.

This report is based on is Copper Sun by Sharon Draper. The main character of the book who throws around all the emotions would be “Amari” or “Myna”, a 15 year old African girl who was pushed out of her home and forced into slavery, as some people in the book called her. The book brings around two emotions that set the tone for the entire book all the way up till the ending. Those two feelings are happiness and the overwhelming feeling of sadness throughout the book. Yes this book does have a lot of sadness throughout and the book.

The book Copper Sun by Sharon Draper is a great book about a girl named amarie and her journey.In the beginning she was in her peaceful village in Africa then she gets captured and put on a slave ship.Now she has been sold and is on a plantation in america but she has stayed strong and tried to do her best at everything she is told to do.she has made a couple friends so far on her journey.In the novel the settings of the plantation and her old village have many similarities and differences. There are many differences between the plantation and amaries old village, Ziavi.One of the differences is that amaries village was full of joy and happiness but there isn't really much joy or happiness at the plantation.Then another differences is that in her village amarie could come and go as she pleased but slaves weren't allowed to leave the plantation.At amaries village she had her family and besa but at the plantation all she has is teenie and polly.

He believed with all his heart that slavery was right, and she did not. She found out that a few of his slaves went missing and he decided he was going to teach the other slaves a lesson. He beat three of his slaves, one a child, who did not make it. Carrie was furious and they left off on a faulty foot. Rose and Moses will love each other till the end.

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Harriet Tubman, originally Araminta Harriet Ross was an African American woman born into slavery in 1820. Her early life was harsh and full of brutal and savage slave practices by her masters. Eventually in 1849 she had escaped slavery but left her family behind. Later on she came back for them after becoming a conductor for the underground railroad and led them to the North where they would be free. She led more slaves and was seen as a beacon of hope for their people, earning her the nickname of Moses.

Freeman was as quick to kick or whip young and old alike. When he was going to sell his slaves he made them dance for customers, and Solomon’s ability to play the Ford’s brother-in-law, Peter Tanner. Tanner was a hard and demanding man but he kept Solomon in relative safety on his plantation. Solomon spent a month on Tanner’s plantation before returning to work for Tibeats.It only took a few days for Tibeats to become violent again. After a minor disagreement, Tibeats attacked Solomon with a hatchet.