Lavender-Green Magic | Social Sensitivity
Norton deals very honestly and sensitively with the problems the Wade family face over the loss of their father. The move to a new place and the resentment and uncertainty of what will happen next are aptly depicted, especially in the characterization of Holly. While the youngsters' secure home life seems to have been shattered, Lavender-Green Magic strongly affirms the security that flows from self-confidence and the acceptance of others.
Norton asserts that prejudice results from people's insecurities. Because Tamar is different, because she is able to heal others, she is feared...
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