Kneeling in the sand, Paulie shredded dry seaweed and fluffed it into a heap between the three black cooking stones, half forgetting that she had no food to cook.
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Tonight, by Sea
by Frances Temple
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As governmental brutality and poverty become unbearable, Paulie joins with others in her small Haitian village to help her uncle secretly build a boat they will use to try to escape to the United States.
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Blacks, Fiction, History, Juvenile fiction, Children's fiction, Haiti, fiction, Ocean travel, fiction, African americans, fictionPlaces
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