Dirt Poor Islanders by Winnie Dunn

Dirt Poor Islanders by Winnie Dunn'Islanders must do everything together. We painted ngatu together. We crossed the ocean together. We settled on isles together. We lived with generations upon generations stacked in fibro houses together. We became half White together. We stayed poor together. Together. Together. Together.' For Meadow Reed, a half Tongan, half White girl, the world is bigger than the togetherness she has grown up in. Finding her way means pushing against the

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