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Mary Dawson, The River Way Home

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I enjoyed reading about this time in Florida's history.  While the characters made the book come alive, I gleaned more than just an adolescent thrill ride or a 'coming of age' story.  I almost felt as if at times I was there amidst the characters, soaking up the lush surroundings.  By far, one of the best history lessons I have ever had the privilege of taking. -- Glen Marcus

About the Book…
Best Florida YA Book of 2013!
Best Florida Adult Fiction of 2013!
(The Florida Authors and Publishers Association)


ALLIGATORS, OUTLAWS, AND TOURISTS?
It's 1914, and Florida's last frontier is coming of age.  A young Cracker who yearns to become a Florida cow hunter, a Seminole who sees his way of life disappearing, and an educated African-American girl who is looking for a better future lose their boat on Lake Okeechobee and are stranded in the wild and mysterious Florida Jungle.  When outlaws block the only road back, they have to find a new way home. How will they survive and who will they be when they get there?

With a section of old photos and short historical essays at the end, "The River Way Home" is historical fiction full of action, humor, and conflicts that remain contemporary today. It's a classic tale of friendship and coming-of-age that will take you back in time to your childhood favorites.



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