River, Cross My Heart
Drowning
African American families
Washington (d.c.), fiction
Afro-Americans
Psychological fiction
Domestic fiction
African americans, fiction
Fiction, historical
Fiction, historical, general
African Americans
Large type books
Fiction
The impact of a child's drowning on a black family in 1925 Washington, especially on the 12-year-old sister who was baby-sitting the girl. Told against the background of the lot of African Americans at the time.
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