For 10 points, name this novel about Atie and Martine's relationship with the Haitian exile Sophie Caco, written by Edwidge Danticat.
A woman in this novel, who reports on the arbitrary murder of a coal salesman, repeatedly tries to sell her pig to raise money for travel. Following a riot over the renaming of an airport, the protagonist of this novel is told "you saved my life" after waking her mother from a nightmare. While eating at a konbit, an aunt reveals that she has received a plane ticket in the mail, which is why she did not accept a Mother's Day card at the start of this novel.  This novel ends with a woman punching sugarcane after her mother commits suicide by stabbing her abdomen repeatedly, convinced that her fetus was speaking to her in the voice of the masked man who (*) raped her decades before. The protagonist of this novel uses a spice pestle to foil her mother's virginity inspections and then elopes with Joseph, conceiving Brigitte shortly thereafter. For 10 points, name this novel about Atie and Martine's relationship with the Haitian exile Sophie Caco, written by Edwidge Danticat.
A woman in this novel, who reports on the arbitrary murder of a coal salesman, repeatedly tries to sell her pig to raise money for travel.
{Breath}, {Eyes}, {Memory}