The story of Tommy and Rhona, two adolescents in the early 1900's
south who must prematurely put an end to their childhood to help
support their families. Child labor is still legal despite a
national move to outlaw and millions of children, some as young as
seven or eight, labor in spirit numbing menial jobs the same long
hours as adults. Not until 1913 do the first laws banning child
labor go on the books. The boy in Tucker's story has stood before a
loom in a cotton mill from the time he turned eleven. The girl is a
beautiful gypsy princess who has told fortunes for money and food
for as long as she can remember. Yet in spite of their hopeless
circumstances, Tommy and Rhona manage to find sweet and funny
moments to behave like the children they are. Theirs is the story
of the resilience of youth and of young love blooming.
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