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Peterson, Jeanne Whitehouse.
DON'T FORGET WINONA
New York : Joanna Cotler, 2004.
IL K-3
ISBN 0060271981
A long time ago, there was a terrible drought in Oklahoma.  During the 1930s, there was very little rain and the land dried up.  No crops would grow.  People lost their homes since they couldn't make a living.  These folks loaded up their cars and took off hoping for a better life in California.  Here is the story of one family.
SUBJECTS:     Droughts -- Great Plains -- Fiction.
                        Sisters -- Fiction.
                        Family life -- Oklahoma -- Fiction.
                        Oklahoma -- Fiction.

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