







Nancy Rhyne introduces children to the heritage of their area
through local folklore and legends that are designed to inspire children to
learn about their own surroundings as well as to entertain them with delightful
stories of children, much like themselves, caught in some very unusual
circumstances.
THE CRAB BOYS
Written by Nancy Rhyne
Includes "The Ghost of the Crab Boy"
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150
pages.
Ages 10
to adult.
13 ISBN
978-0-87844-183-9
10 ISBN 0-87844-183-2
Softcover $6.95
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Life along the
South Carolina coast offers an abundance of wildlife and
activities.
Ten-year-old Rhett Gingyard and eleven-year-old Gaffney Dorn
live on The Barony. Rhett's father serves as
superintendent and Gaff's father as game warden. This
story takes place around 1947.
Dubbed "the crab boys" by folks living in the region, the
two friends face adventure and danger as they confront
copperheads, wild boars, hungry octopus tentacles, the
incredible trap-like claws of the stone crab, rising tides,
and sunken Civil War blockade runners. While eavesdropping
on a conversation between estate owner John Blackhall and
General George Marshall about the atomic bomb, the boys
decide just what they'll do with their newfound treasure.
This enjoyable,
engaging, compelling stories are based on real life events
from the WPA narratives.
The
Crab Boys PDF Flyer
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In these pages, the salt in the sea air can be tasted on your lips, and
the soft voices speaking the Gullah language will evoke teardrops, gracious
smiles, and lusty laughs. Nancy Rhyne's gift for storytelling serves her well
in this excellent and touching work of art. she tells this
tale with her usual flair, offering the humor and history
her readers have come to expect.
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