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000342805 1001_ $$aTal, Eve,$$d1947-
000342805 24510 $$aCursing Columbus /$$cEve Tal.
000342805 250__ $$a1st ed.
000342805 260__ $$aEl Paso, Tex. :$$bCinco Puntos Press,$$cc2009.
000342805 300__ $$a248 p. ;$$c23 cm.
000342805 520__ $$aIn 1908, fourteen-year-old Raizel, who has lived in New York City for three years, and her brother Lemmel, newly-arrived, respond very differently to the challenges of living as Ukrainian Jews in the Lower East Side as Raizel works toward fitting in and getting ahead, while Lemmel joins a gang and lives on the streets.
000342805 650_1 $$aImmigrants$$vFiction.
000342805 650_1 $$aConduct of life$$vFiction.
000342805 650_1 $$aJews$$zUnited States$$vFiction.
000342805 650_1 $$aRussian Americans$$vFiction.
000342805 650_1 $$aFamily life$$zNew York (State)$$zNew York$$vFiction.
000342805 651_1 $$aNew York (N.Y.)$$xHistory$$y1898-1951$$vFiction.
000342805 651_0 $$aNew York (N.Y.)$$xHistory$$y1898-1951$$vJuvenile fiction.
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