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Numbering All the Bones
Numbering All the Bones
Author: Ann Rinaldi
A story of a thirteen year old slave girl on a Georgia plantation. Civil War historical fiction. Clara Barton of the American Red Cross is also a character. — "I'm a house servant,"I said. — "You're a slave. In bondage, then," replied Janie. — "Yes." — "Are you happy with things the way they are?" — I shook my head, no. "I used to be when I was a chi...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780439460835
ISBN-10: 0439460832
Publication Date: 2002
Pages: 170
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3 stars, based on 4 ratings
Publisher: Scholastic Books Inc.
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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reviewed Numbering All the Bones on + 6 more book reviews
Civil War historical fiction. Clara Barton of the American Red Cross is also a character.
cocorocks avatar reviewed Numbering All the Bones on + 5 more book reviews
very interesting book. I enjoyed it a lot.
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This book is labeled for young adult--and it is fine for that age, but it is also more adult. It was an excellent read. A beautiful story of slaves gaining their freedom. But for this young girl who is a house slave--it is hard. He brother has beeen sold off and life is far more difficult now for this young girl. Get out the kleenex-this book will creep into your heart and stick in your mind.


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