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Enjoy a slice of homemade pie and delicious tea as we discuss the relevancy of Rilla Askew's 2013 novel "Kind of Kin" at Common Tart. Registration is required. For adults and teens.
With the passing of a new state law, it becomes a felony to harbor an undocumented immigrant in Oklahoma. So when Robert John Brown, a churchgoing family man and respected community member, is caught hiding a barnful of migrant workers with no papers, he is arrested and sent to prison. Meanwhile, his 10-year-old grandson Dustin tries to help the sole escapee of the raid reunite with his family, and his granddaughter Misty is struggling to raise her daughter alone after her husband, an undocumented immigrant himself, has been deported. Then there's Brown's daughter Sweet, who finds her life unraveling: Her father is refusing to speak in court to defend himself, her nephew is missing, her niece is in need of shelter, and the stress of it all is destroying her marriage.
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