In a Southern plantation at the end of the 19th century, a young boy named Johnny faces the harsh reality of his new home after the separation of his parents. Amidst sadness and confusion, he finds solace in the captivating stories told by his friend and caregiver, the elderly Aunt Tempy, who shares with him the legends of Br'er Rabbit and his antics. As Johnny navigates his own struggles, the narratives intertwine with the magic of African American oral tradition, transporting him to a world where cunning and wit are key to navigating life.
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