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I loved this book. There is a powerful message that this child born on a war-torn continent can come to America and succeed at the highest level. Helene Cooper is inspirational and a really good writer.
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The House at Sugar Beach
The House at Sugar Beach
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Helene Cooper tells the story of her privileged Liberian childhood cut brutally short by a bloody 1980 coup. Her family's escape and survival, and twenty-three years later her return to her native country to find the foster sister her family left behind.
Author:
Helene Cooper tells the story of her privileged Liberian childhood cut brutally short by a bloody 1980 coup. Her family's escape and survival, and twenty-three years later her return to her native country to find the foster sister her family left behind.
ISBN: 216415
Publication Date: 2008
Pages: 352
Rating: ?
Publication Date: 2008
Pages: 352
Rating: ?
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This was a very interesting book. The author is now the White House correspondent for the New York Times. Her personal story of life in Liberia is very touching. If I get time before someone requests this book I will read it again.
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