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- handle: 10670/1.bz26bn
- isbn: 9781783749874
- eisbn: 9791036565151
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Natalie Hopkinson et al., « 3. Electric Dreams », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.bz26bn
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Figure 3.1 Serena Hopkinson on a class trip to Trinidad in 1966 while she was a student at St. Joseph’s High School in Georgetown, Guyana. © Hopkinson Family Collection. Courtesy of Serena Hopkinson and Natalie Hopkinson. CC BY 4.0. On the Move Mom, these days when I see all the xenophobia and nastiness in the United States, I am overwhelmed by an urge to pick up and move. Growing up, you and dad were constantly on the go. I think I counted eighteen addresses in two countries...