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Crossing Ebenezer Creek by Tonya Bolden tells the harrowing story of freed slaves during the final days of the Civil War. The novel follows Mariah and Caleb, two teenagers who have escaped slavery and are following General Sherman's march through Georgia, hoping to find true freedom. As they journey, they face the harsh realities of the war-torn South and the many dangers that come with their newfound freedom. The narrative builds up to a tragic event at Ebenezer Creek, where many freed slaves were betrayed by the Union Army and lost their lives. The book explores themes of hope, betrayal, and the struggle for freedom, and it serves as a poignant reminder of a dark chapter in American history.

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