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<p><i>i Turned Twelve On July 18, 1933, The Day We Left Missouri. Mama Said There&#8217;d Be No Cake This Year. She Said I Was Getting A Whole New Life For My Birthday Instead.</i></p><h3>publishers Weekly</h3><p>twelve-year-old Sadie Wynn Narrates This First Novel, A Sentimental, Depression-era Tale About The Meaning Of Home. After The Wynns Lose Their House To The Bank In Drought-stricken Missouri, They Move To A Tar-paper Shack Near The Gulf Coast Of Texas. Worse Still, Sadie's Pal, Wilma, Moves In The Opposite Direction, To California, But Not Before The Two Promise To Be Best Friends Forever. That Vow Prompts Sadie To Reject The Hand Offered By New Neighbor Dollie, And The Heroine's Incessant Pining For Wilma, Whom Readers Never Get To Know, Feels A Bit Akin To Viewing Photos Of Someone Else's Vacation. Sadie's Three Siblings Also Remain Sketchily Drawn, But The Narrative Devotes Ample Attention To Her Parents, Both Of Whom Are Heroically Portrayed. Despite Infantile Paralysis That Left Sadie's Father Crippled, The Man Makes Do (if There Were No Way Around A Muddy Place In The Road, He'd Just Lean Forward On His Palms,... And Walk On His Hands). He Builds A Boat From Scrap In

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Author
Hale, Marian
Publisher
Henry Holt and Co. (BYR)
Published
2004
Language
EN
ISBN
9780805075847
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Children'S, Fiction, Young Adult
Rating
3.9 / 5 (392 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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