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The twelve tribes of Hattie

by Ayana Mathis

First published 2012

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A novel about a mother's courage, sacrifice and love, set against the volatile history of twentieth century America.

When Hattie clambered from a train, her skirt still hemmed with Georgia mud and the dream of Philadelphia sitting round as a marble in her mouth, she couldn't guess that two years later, aged sixteen, she'd be fighting to keep her baby twins alive.

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Saddled with a husband who will bring her nothing but disappointment, she raises nine children with grit and monumental courage, but no tenderness. She knows the world will not be kind to them and wants to prepare them as best she can.

As her sons and daughters buck against their fates, she feels every one of their triumphs and heartbreaks, for they are all bound together.

Source: Open Library

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Book information

Author
Ayana Mathis
First published
2012
Edition
De twaalf stammen van Hattie
Publisher
Atlas Contact
Language
DUT
ISBN-13
9789025441418