BEST REVIEW EVER
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REVIEW FROM LITSTACK
The Impact of Fortitude in Charlotte Whitney’s “A Tiny Piece of Blue"
…Desperate Measures
Imagine being a 13-year-old child during a time when everyone only has the capacity to look out for themselves. You’re famished and hungry for knowledge. No running water, electricity, or clothes— just a flour sack dress. Literally don’t have two pennies to rub together. And you’re lying in the ruins of your home after a devastating fire with no idea how you will survive…until you see the one tiny piece of blue amid the blackened, smoky sky.
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GIRL WHO READS LOVES BLUE
This beautifully written novel takes place in rural Michigan during the Depression. Everyone is struggling to survive especially in rural areas and this story is about a young girl who is without options after her father leaves the family and a fire destroys her home. . . .
Dear Reader Features Charlotte Whitney
The summer between high school and college I participated in a youth program in The Netherlands. I'd lived a sheltered life on a Michigan farm and was excited to expand my wings, but I also carried some high school angst—anxiety about meeting new people and fitting in.The first few nights we were housed in a youth host
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