Raspberries on the Yangtze

Raspberries on the Yangtze by Karen Wallace tells the story of six children in a small, rural town in Quebec who spend the summer exploring a hidden, wild area they name the Yangtze, where raspberries grow. The main characters are Nancy, her friends, and the sisters Clare and Amy, along with their neighbor Sandra and her older sister Tracy, whose family conflicts affect the group. As the summer progresses, the children experience changes in their relationships and lives, with old dreams giving way to new ones, marking a transformative period for each of them.