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A Haitian family
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Keith Elliot Greenberg |
Chronicles the history of Haiti and the efforts of one Haitian family to emigrate to the United States and rebuild their lives in Brooklyn, N.Y. |
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To seek a better world
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Brent K. Ashabranner |
Text and photographs present the Haitian minority of half a million people currently living in the United States. |
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Diasporic citizenship
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Michel S. Laguerre |
"Michel Laguerre briefly delineates the history of the Haitian diaspora in the United States in the nineteenth century, but this book primarily concerns itself with the contemporary period, and more … |
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Seth and Samona
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Joanne Hyppolite |
Seth and Samona are an unlikely pair--he's a quiet boy from a proper Haitian-American family, and Samona's the wildest girl in the fifth grade. But he's her accomplice in every adventure. When Samo… |
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Aunt Lilly's laundromat
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Melanie Hope Greenberg |
Aunt Lilly thinks about her island home, Haiti, while she works in her laundromat in Brooklyn. |
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Ghost Train
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Jess Mowry |
13-year-old Remi DuMont, newly arrived from Port-au-Prince, Haiti, where his family lived in poverty, hopes that life will be different in West Oakland, California, where refrigerators, hot running w… |
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Haitian Americans
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Nichol Bryan |
Provides an overview of the life and culture of Haitian Americans and presents some information on the history of Haiti. |
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Fresh girl
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Jaira Placide |
After having been sent, at a very young age, from New York to live with her grandmother in Haiti, fourteen-year-old Mardi returns to join her parents and try to shape a new life in Brooklyn. |
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