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In 1928 fourteen-year-old Tootie McCarthy tries to follow her mother's example of faith as she deals with the taunts of a local rich girl, accusations about a bank robbery, and a devastating tornado, while helping take care of her retarded younger brother on the family farm near Siren, Wisconsin.
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1 edition- Other · English · 1994Baker Book House · 112 pages · 9780801038662
Christian lifeCountry lifeFictionIrish AmericansPeople with mental disabilitiesTornadoesChildren's fictionCountry life, fiction