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A Place to Belong by Joan Lowery Nixon · Booklabria

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A Place to Belong

Children's fictionFrontier and pioneer life

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First published: 1989
Language: English
Editions: 8

Synopsis

In 1860, having traveled with his young sister from New York to a foster home on a farm inear St. Joseph, Missouri, ten-year-old Danny plots to get his newly-widowed foster father to send for and marry his mother.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Frontier and pioneer life
Farm life
Foster home care
Remarriage
United states, history, 1815-1861
Set in: Missouri

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