Ellen and William Craft, the two fugitive slaves who escaped from slavery in the South of Georgia. In the first part of the story, there's are mini biographies of Ellen and William. Their masters, unlike any other masters were very kind. Ellen, who is Black but light-skinned, could pass for a White. Ellen, herself disguised as a white man of Mr. Johnson, her disguise name by the idea of her husband, William. Their escape was long, difficult but also very intense. I would recommend anyone who loves history! - Happy Reading!

Ellen and William Craft, the two fugitive slaves who escaped from slavery in the South of Georgia. In the first part of the story, there's are mini biographies of Ellen and William. Their masters, unlike any other masters were very kind. Ellen, who is Black but light-skinned, could pass for a White. Ellen, herself disguised as a white man of Mr. Johnson, her disguise name by the idea of her husband, William. Their escape was long, difficult but also very intense. I would recommend anyone who loves history! - Happy Reading!

Karana, the Indian girl who lived among with her people with her father; Chief Chowig and her siblings, older sister, Ulpane and younger brother Ramo. Her mother had died few years ago when this story had started. When the Russians, we had met Captain Olrov of Abeute. But during the fight on the beach, few men of Karana's people had fallen, never got up, died, and her father, Chowig was one of them. And shortly after, one boy, who Ulpane in love with, Nanko had warned them that the whites would capture them to the new place. And Ramo, a younger brother was killed by the wild dogs. Karana, was left alone, lived alone with her animals; late Rontu, new puppy, Rontu-Aru, Won-a-wee, etc. She also met one Abeute girl, Tutko. This story based on the true story of one Indian girl, Robinson Crusoe who lived alone. This story have little bit romance, drama, but also really heart-aching. - Happy Reading!

Karana, the Indian girl who lived among with her people with her father; Chief Chowig and her siblings, older sister, Ulpane and younger brother Ramo. Her mother had died few years ago when this story had started. When the Russians, we had met Captain Olrov of Abeute. But during the fight on the beach, few men of Karana's people had fallen, never got up, died, and her father, Chowig was one of them. And shortly after, one boy, who Ulpane in love with, Nanko had warned them that the whites would capture them to the new place. And Ramo, a younger brother was killed by the wild dogs. Karana, was left alone, lived alone with her animals; late Rontu, new puppy, Rontu-Aru, Won-a-wee, etc. She also met one Abeute girl, Tutko. This story based on the true story of one Indian girl, Robinson Crusoe who lived alone. This story have little bit romance, drama, but also really heart-aching. - Happy Reading!

Nina Harmsworth, a young girl who recently moved to San Francisco with her parents. Nina's love of museum which had caused her to want to be a chief curator someday. A owner of a museum, where you can always find her, Mam'Zelle who sometimes spoken about during the book. We also have met Mrs. Helena Staynes, Odile, Gil, Stephane, Cyprian, etc. One day, while Nina was at the museum, she saw the statue of Dominique, a girl during the Napoleon time, and the two girls ended up being friends. Nina also winds up in the mystery which had lasted for about 200 years. - Happy Reading!

Hey yall! I have a book recommendation and it's titled "Speak" by Laurie Halse Anderson. It's a powerful and absolutely amazing book!! It's about a girl, who learns to speak up. I know my description is vague but trust me it's a great read! Also, Anderson is an awesome author, who also wrote "Fever 1793", which I definitely recommend! Happy reading!

Iceyqueen, welcome back! I remember you, and I miss you very much! I understand your adjustments and the time you've lost. I'm looking forward to seeing your new posts soon!