At the end of a story in this book, a boy recites "I call on everyone and anyone so that we shall all let out one piercing cry that we may either live freely or we should die" Â– he stands over the dead body of his father, who'd just jumped out of a hot air balloon to the horror of his wife Lili, who asks to keep his eyes open since he liked to look at the sky.
At the end of a story in this book, a boy recites "I call on everyone and anyone so that we shall all let out one piercing cry that we may either live freely or we should die" Â– he stands over the dead body of his father, who'd just jumped out of a hot air balloon to the horror of his wife Lili, who asks to keep his eyes open since he liked to look at the sky. Another story has Marie find a dead baby in the street and name it Rose, while yet another has Emilie Gallant ask Lamort to take her to the grave where her mother is buried. These stories - "A Wall of Fire Rising," "Between the Pool and the Gardenias," and "The Missing Peace" - are joined by one about Grace's mother who makes bone soup every day to try to stop the title event, "Caroline's Wedding." FTP, name this collection by the author ►of The Dew Breaker and Breath, Eyes, Memory - everyone's favorite writer from Haiti, Edwidge Danticat.  
At the end of a story in this book, a boy recites "I call on everyone and anyone so that we shall all let out one piercing cry that we may either live freely or we should die" Â– he stands over the dead body of his father, who'd just jumped out of a hot air balloon to the horror of his wife Lili, who asks to keep his eyes open since he liked to look at the sky.
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