10 True Tales: Heroes of Hurricane Katrina

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10 True Tales: Heroes of Hurricane Katrina

10 True Tales

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Ten true stories of real-life heroes during Hurricane Katrina!

When Hurricane Katrina's flood waters rose, trapping the Bullard family inside their home, 13-year-old Phillip Bullard swam underwater to a submerged window, cleared the debris, and led each family member underwater to the roof. Then he swam to retrieve an abandoned boat and put them in it. He used broomsticks and other debris for paddles and took his family to higher ground.

Terrence Gray of Gulfport, Mississippi, commandeered a rowboat that was floating nearby and dragged it from house to house to save 20 injured, disabled, and elderly people in a terribly flooded neighborhood.

Nurses and doctors at Charity Hospital fought desperately to keep their patients alive for days, despite hunger, pain, heat, little drinkable water and no electricity, waiting desperately for helicopters to evacuate their patients.

These and other real-life heroes risked their lives to save others during Hurricane Katrina. You will never forget their courageous true stories.

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Scholastic Inc.
Pages
180

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10 True Tales: Heroes of Hurricane Katrina: 10 True Tales
2015, Scholastic Inc.
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Table of Contents

A storm for the ages
"Ain't nobody else gonna die" Donald Colletti, Jimmy Pitre
"Will I Be hoisting my own neighbors?" Craig O'Brien
"We'll have to shoot our way out!" Police Chief John Dubuisson
"We're not leaving anyone behind" Michael and Carolyn Gerhold
"We're the go-to guys now" Ken Bellau, Earl Barthe, Jr., and the Soul Patrol
"It's time to save some lives" Coast Guard rescue swimmer Laurence Nettles
"There's no way we're going to drown" Ashton Pruitt
"It's like the end of days" Dr. Scott Delacroix
"I must rescue those animals" Jane Garrison
"I can't let the people down" Brice Phillips.

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New York, NY, USA

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Library of Congress
HV636

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Format
Paper Back
Pagination
25
Number of pages
180
Dimensions
8 x 6 x 2 inches
Weight
26 grams

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL26399980M
Internet Archive
isbn_9780545831239
ISBN 10
9780545831239
LCCN
2016297768

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