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The San Francisco earthquake

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1577483936

The San Francisco earthquake is a stepfathers, children book by Bonnie Hinman.

About this book

Set in 1906, the main characters live in St. Paul, Minnesota, but they take a vacation riding the railroad out west to San Francisco, California. Some historical events discussed included not only the massive earthquake in San Francisco which measured 7.8 on the Richter scale, but also Enrico Caruso singing in the opera Carmen, the fires that spread following the earthquake and the general disdain some individuals held for the Chinese at that time. Some character issues addressed included adjusting to the addition of a step-parent following the loss of a parent, discrimination based on race, and how working together in a stressful circumstance can build bonds between individuals.

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What genre is The San Francisco earthquake?+

The San Francisco earthquake is a Stepfathers, Children, Earthquakes book.

What is The San Francisco earthquake about?+

Set in 1906, the main characters live in St. Paul, Minnesota, but they take a vacation riding the railroad out west to San Francisco, California. Some historical events discussed included not only the massive earthquake in San Francisco which measured 7.8 on the Richter scale, but also Enrico Caruso...

Who wrote The San Francisco earthquake?+

The San Francisco earthquake was written by Bonnie Hinman.