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Mildred D. Taylor
The Logans
Mildred D. Taylor's Logan family saga follows a Black family's struggles and triumphs in the Jim Crow South. The series explores themes of racism, family bonds, and resilience through the eyes of its young protagonists. It offers a powerful look at American history.

Song of the Trees
Novella
The Logans #1
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry
The Logans #2
Let The Circle be Unbroken
Logan Family #2
The Gold Cadillac
The Logans #4
The Friendship
Novella
The Logans #5Mississippi Bridge
Novella
The Logans #6
The road to Memphis
The Logans #7The Well: David's Story
Novella
The Logans #8
The Land
The Logans #9
All the days past, all the days to come
The Logans #10The books in the Logan family series are not numbered chronologically by the events within the story. To follow the family's journey in order, begin with "Song of the Trees," then "Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry," followed by "Let the Circle Be Unbroken," and then "The Road to Memphis."
Several books in the Logan family series have been adapted into films. "Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry" was made into a television movie, and "The Gold Cadillac" was also adapted for the screen.
The Logan family saga is the central narrative in Mildred D. Taylor's body of work, with many of her other stories, such as "Song of the Trees" and "The Friendship," serving as prequels or companion tales that further explore the family's history and experiences.