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A Light in the Storm: The Civil War Diary of Amelia Martin, Fenwick Island, Delaware, 1861 (Dear America)
Author: Karen Hesse
Book Information
Publisher: Scholastic Inc.
Book Type: Hardcover
Members Wishing: 0
Rating: 8

ISBN-13: 9780590567336 - ISBN-10: 0590567330
Publication Date: 9/1/1999
Pages: 174

Book Description:
Newberry Medallist Karen Hesse pens the diary of a Union girl living in the divided state of Delaware during the explosive first year of the Civil War.

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Linda S. from FRANKFORD, DE wrote on 5/4/2008...


I couldn't put this book down, the Fenwick Lighthouse is about 4 miles from my home, it gave me a view of what it could have been like to live during the Civil War. I recommend this book to young girls and boys.

J T. (alwaysfrog) from BELLEVUE, NE wrote on 1/2/2006...


Awesome!

Marie M. (aboverubies) from STEPHENVILLE, TX wrote on 7/22/2005...


What a beautiful book! My 4th grader didn't undestand a lot of the the big words and larger concepts (they wrote differently during that time period). But I found it very interesting myself! I learned so much in reading it about the life of a woman during that period and what it was like to live in a lighthouse. I enjoyed reading about how strong of a woman she was and taking on duties unlike no other woman would usually be allowed to do by a man. What a strong story!