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Never Forget The Bridge That Crossed You Over looks at the ways in which a family finds its strength in the face of adversity. The novel depicts their experiences and the rich Southern culture, admiration of and commitment to God, strength and togetherness, and determination to persevere despite seemingly insurmountable odds. This novel portrays a courageous and faithful family that can be an inspiration to everyone.
In the summer of 1964 in Mission, Georgia, fourteen-year-old Solomon Walker bears yet another tragedy when his schoolteacher abducts his three younger sisters, selling them to families in other states. Her motive is jealously; she envies his family’s close bond. This comes four years after his father mysteriously drowned.
After failing to locate his sisters, Solomon and the rest of the family migrate to Paterson, New Jersey in pursuit of a better life.
Thirty-eight years later, the story continues from the perspective of one of the missing sisters, Magnolia Lewis, a successf |
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