
In a Maine trailer shadowed by loss, two children discover that dreams—and perhaps Santa—can still sail into their lives.
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In a Maine trailer shadowed by loss, two children discover that dreams—and perhaps Santa—can still sail into their lives.
In 1969, William Foster, Sr., a thirty-three-year-old army reserve soldier, is lost in action in Vietnam. He leaves behind his beloved wife, Sarah Ann; a six-year-old daughter, Lila; and a thirteen-year old son, Will, Jr. They live in a trailer on the coast of Maine, and parked beside the trailer is their father's beautiful but unreliable lobster boat, the Sarah Ann. The Sarah Ann's graceful curves and beautiful wood are a painful daily reminder of Will Sr.'s plans and dreams, dreams now lost wi...
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Mention of father lost in Vietnam war
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Santa Claus appears as a central character
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Vietnam War loss forms background
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Family grief after father's death in war; children home alone and frightened
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