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I believe writing it from a children's perspective is effective. The children don't have any prejudices and concerns like the adults do. Because of this, they are okay with becoming friends even though they have differences. They give an unbiased insight to the reader about what was happening on the land and on the island.
Explanation: EDJ. I wanted an answer that wasn't the exact same as the sample. This is just in different words so it doesn't look like you googled the answer LOL
Malaga Island is an important historic site. The island had a multi-ethnic fishing community from the mid-1800s until 1912 when Maine expelled 47 inhabitants from their homes and unearthed and relocated the buried dead. Eight islanders attended the Imbecile School in Maine.
From there, the black, white, Native American and mixed-race residents consolidated on Malaga. While inhabited, the island was home to a steady population of 40 to 50 residents. Families like the Griffins, the Tripps, the Easons, and the McKenneys lived there for three or four generations.
Access to Malaga Island is by boat only. Malaga Island is located near the mouth of the New Meadows River in Phippsburg. The best landing area is on the island's north end. The Sawyer Park public boat launch in Brunswick is the best launching point for accessing Malaga Island.
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