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First Person Fiction: Behind the Mountains


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First Person Fiction: Behind the Mountains
by Edwidge Danticat
A new line of novels about today's immigrant experience. Written by authors who are immigrants themselves, these compelling stories are united by the characters' journeys to find their place as Americans.

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Thursday, December 21, 2000

11:30PM

I must write this before I sleep because I never want to forget it as long as I live, our first moment with Papa. It worked. The pact I made with myself worked. As soon as I saw Papa I knew that everything would be all right, that things would fall in place, that we would be okay.



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This book was very adventurous and exciting!
Jennifer A. Age 12

I liked this book a lot!
Sarah C. Age 14

***I thought this book was boring in the beginning but it was a very easy read. I liked it.***
Ellen M. Age 12

I'm 15 and I read this book 2 years ago. It's amazing. I will never forget the story...in fact, I outta read it again. A 4? C’mon people!

Ryan M. Age 15

I like this book very much because I'm a young Haitian girl. I am really proud of Edwige.
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I like this Book. It's very adventurous
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