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Breath, Eyes, Memory nonfiction-dogsAuthor Edwidge Danticat Publisher Soho Press; Anniversary edition (February 24, 2015) Binding Paperback Condition Like new Summary **Breath, Eyes, Memory** by Edwidge Danticat is a novel that follows the life of Sophie Caco, a young Haitian girl who is sent to New York to reunite with her mother, Martine, after being raised by her aunt in Haiti. The story delves into themes of identity, trauma, and the bonds between mothers and daughters. As Sophie

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