Popo and Fifina

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Popo and Fifina is a 1932 children’s book set in Haiti that portrays the daily lives of two young siblings, co-written by Arna Bontemps and Langston Hughes during the Harlem Renaissance.

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instanceOf children's book
literary work
author Arna Bontemps
Langston Hughes
countryOfSetting Haiti
coWrittenDuring Harlem Renaissance
depicts daily life of children in Haiti
genre children's literature
hasSubject Caribbean culture
family life
sibling relationships
hasTheme childhood experiences
cultural representation
everyday life
family bonds
language English
literaryForm prose narrative
mainCharacter Fifina
Popo
movement Harlem Renaissance
placeOfPublication United States
portrays rural Haitian community
work and play of Haitian children
publicationYear 1932
settingPeriod early 20th century
targetAudience children

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Arna Bontemps coAuthored Popo and Fifina