Wingwalker
Wingwalker by Rosemary Wells, published by Hyperion Book CH in April 2002, is a 80-page work of juvenile fiction. The story unfolds in America during a challenging time, as the Dust Bowl devastates the lives of many. It follows Reuben, a second grader from Ambler, Oklahoma, who has always cherished the richness of farm life. As his father takes on the perilous job of a wingwalker at a traveling county fair to support the family, Reuben faces the upheaval of his familiar world and must navigate his fears.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of resilience and courage as Reuben confronts the uncertainties of his new life. The book presents a poignant look at the impact of economic hardship on a young boy and his family. Through Reuben’s journey, the story delves into the emotional challenges he faces while adapting to change and finding strength in love and support. This edition, written in English, captures a significant moment in American history through the eyes of a child.
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Once upon a time in America, half the people lost every dime they ever had. Then the coming of the Dust Bowl hit as hard as a prairie tornado. Reuben, just completing second grade in Ambler, Oklahoma, has grown up knowing the richness of farm life. Now his father, desperate to make ends meet, takes a job as a wingwalker in a traveling county fair. Uprooted from the life he’s loved and afraid of his own shadow, Reuben needs a full measure of love and courage to get by.
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