Forgetting Tabitha

Fiction & Literature
Cover of the book Forgetting Tabitha by Julie Dewey, HOLLAND PRESS
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Author: Julie Dewey ISBN: 9780692621967
Publisher: HOLLAND PRESS Publication: January 12, 2016
Imprint: HOLLAND PRESS Language: English
Author: Julie Dewey
ISBN: 9780692621967
Publisher: HOLLAND PRESS
Publication: January 12, 2016
Imprint: HOLLAND PRESS
Language: English

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Raised on a farm, Tabitha Salt, the daughter of Irish immigrants, leads a bucolic and sheltered existence. When tragedy strikes the family, Tabitha and her mother are forced to move to the notorious Five Points District in New York City, know for its brothels, gangs, gambling halls, corrupt politicians and theives.  As they struggle to survive in their new living conditions, tragedy strikes again.  Young Tabitha resorts to lfife alone on the streets of New York, dreaming of a happier future.

The Sisters of  Charity are taking orphans off the streets with promises of a new life.  Children are to forget their pasts, their religous beliefs, families and names.  They offer Tabitha a choice: stay in Five Points or board the orphan train and go West in search of a new life.

The harrowing journey and the decision to leave everything behind launches Tabitha on a path from which she can never return.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBMCJpcQgyE

Raised on a farm, Tabitha Salt, the daughter of Irish immigrants, leads a bucolic and sheltered existence. When tragedy strikes the family, Tabitha and her mother are forced to move to the notorious Five Points District in New York City, know for its brothels, gangs, gambling halls, corrupt politicians and theives.  As they struggle to survive in their new living conditions, tragedy strikes again.  Young Tabitha resorts to lfife alone on the streets of New York, dreaming of a happier future.

The Sisters of  Charity are taking orphans off the streets with promises of a new life.  Children are to forget their pasts, their religous beliefs, families and names.  They offer Tabitha a choice: stay in Five Points or board the orphan train and go West in search of a new life.

The harrowing journey and the decision to leave everything behind launches Tabitha on a path from which she can never return.

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