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Riders On The Orphan Train: A Novel,New Random House Kids Large Roman HornsRiders On The Orphan Train Is An Historical Novel About A Littleknown Piece Of American History. Between 1854 And 1929, Over 250,000 Orphans And 'Surrendered' Children Were 'Placed Out' Across The Country. They Started Their Journey In New York And Were Given Away In Train Stations Across The Country. The Novel Is The Story Of The Journey Of Two Children From Very Different Backgrounds Who Find Themselves On The Same Train Heading West In 1918. Ezra