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Liz Olfson has seen a lot in her long life, but she can still remember when she was 5 years old and into as much trouble as she could find. Unfortunately for her long suffering Mama there was a lot of trouble to get into. In Eastern North Carolina, in 1942, there were fish to catch, bootleggers to talk to, ghosts to watch out for, and a murder to solve. There is also the sea that always felt like home to her. The great depression didn't end quickly in rural Eastern North Carolina and poverty was a way of life for her family. Fortunately, her easygoing Daddy was able to keep things lively with stories that always kept Liz's spirits up.

254 pages, Paperback

First published December 31, 2010

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D.A. Lay

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January 17, 2017
This book was special to me because I have spent most of my life in eastern North Carolina. Set during the WWII era it is a work of fiction, but many of the things in the book are true of this area of NC. Very simple and easy to read.....it has ghost stories too!
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