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The Surfman's Daughter

Growing up in a Cape Cod village 1904-1929

Rebecca Locklear
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Pages
122
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Skaket Books and Art

About

Missing piano keys, a "cold" fire, and chickens in the outhouse... Journey to Chatham, Cape Cod, Massachusetts in 1904 to meet Roxane Eldredge in this short-story biography. Spirited and inquisitive as a child, Roxane tries to be good, but gets into scrapes. From pranks to starting a house fire, things go awry. Yet she also exudes responsibility by trapping skunks and picking cranberries to help with family finances and by volunteering at the Chatham Naval Air Station during World War I. Still, even as an adult, she winds up in tight spots. Why does she get stranded in a boat while out fishing?Experience a connection to the past that is full of insights for the present! Enjoyed by adults, teens, families.

NOTE: The Surfman's Daughter, historically accurate, was inspired by a journal of remembrances written by Roxane when she was 86 and includes references to the U.S. Life-Saving Service.

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  • Women
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  • Adult Nonfiction
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  • New England (CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT)
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  • History (Adult Nonfiction)

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