Gr. 2-5. New paperback chapter book edition. Illustrated with documentary photographs. Everyone knows that hurricanes bring devastating winds and rain, but what happens when the rain doesn't stop falling? When hurricane Floyd struck North Carolina, rain poured from the coast to the mountains. Rivers and streams overflowed as rainwater returned to the sea, flooding areas along the coast.Jimmy, Lavada and their mother lived in the small town of Princeville, the first southern town founded by ex-slaves. Their home by the Tar River was underwater for nearly two weeks. The rising waters destroyed every building and threatened to wash away history. Left homeless, Jimmy and Lavada join the townspeople as they face a very tough choice: Should they save their community and preserve their history, or should they move to higher ground?
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