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- Themes of Trust and Moral Questions
In the following essay, the author discusses themes of truth and moral questions in Fox's story.
- A Sounding of Storytellers: New and Revised Essays on Contemporary Writers for Children
In the following essay excerpt, Townsend calls The Slave Dancer Fox's "finest achievement," and says children "ought not to grow up without it."
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