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We also saw many relics from Hurricane Katrina, even more than five years later: prefab buildings erected beside the bare foundations of where a home had stood, and even a few standing ruins of larger buildings, their second-floor windows smashed and filled with debris. Another American tragedy.
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I live on the Gulf Coast and while Katrina didn't hit us like it did New Orleans, we still have the scars like the ones described in your quote. Some were from the year before when Ivan devastated us. I'm curious about this book.
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I'm wondering how Hurricane Katrina relates to the book's title and cover. I'll look into this one.
ReplyDeleteI haven't been to New Orleans since Katrina but I remember going to Biloxi almost ten years after Camille and you could still see damage very much like what is described here. Sounds like an interesting read!
ReplyDeleteSounds like an interesting book.
ReplyDeleteI like the sound of the book. I need to check it out!
ReplyDeleteSounds sad
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