Books The Witch of Blackbird Pond (Illustrated American Classics)
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Rating: - Trials of True Friendship
This book is very applicable to everyday life. It is a great resource to use in the classroom. It is also a great book to just check out of the library and read (ideal for young female adults). It is a classic novel that will never be forgotten.

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Rating: - Blackbird Pond
Kit Tyler travels to relatives in a strict Puritan town after being orphaned. She yearns for her old home in paradise and seeks a new adventure. She becomes friends with a young sailor name Nat and an old Quaker woman named Hannah, who is believed to be a witch! Soon Kit has to find a way to survive in a town that thinks Kit herself may be a witch too! Run or face persucusion, what is a girl to do?
Very interesting book with alot of emotion vs. tradition.

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Rating: - This is one good book
I've heard from alot of people how boring this book was. For me it was ok. I love the plot but the whole setting in the 1600s was what I didn't like, and one chapter was all dedicated to some political guy, I didn't like that either. So some parts are really boring other are ok and other are REALLY good, for example the last part, I love that part. I love that sorta thing.

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Rating: - Sigh
This book is boring, but there are some ok parts. Don't read this book unless you have to. (...) Duh! Well, just don't read the book.