Books by Caroline Lawrence
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review 1: Action packed? Yes. Twists and turns? Yes. Interesting main character? Yes. Fascinating historical setting? Yes. And I have to compliment the author on choosing this particular setting / timeline in U.S. history, as it's not one I typically see represented in middle grade fiction...
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review 1: In his darkest hour P.K. Pinkerton begins writing his story on blank ledger sheets he finds deep in the mines that he is currently trapped in. He came home on his borthday to find his foster ma and pa murdered, and the murderer is after him for a piece of paper left to P.K. by hi...
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review 1: Twelve-year-old P.K. Pinkerton is quite unusual. Half Sioux and half white, he has both a gift: keen observational skills, and a thorn: an inability to read or display emotion. When his foster parents are murdered he flees to Virginia City, hoping to evade the deadly desperadoes ...
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review 1: Compared to the last one, this one was more exciting. It had more purpose to the things that happened, more mystery, and I was very curious to see how things turned out. But it also had tons of flaws. For one thing, no book intended for this age bracket should go into such detail...
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review 1: This was a good book. I liked how the author brought back characters, and really expressed how the characters felt. I also like the unfixed setting, and the traveling. The traveling gives an opportunity for the author to describe a lot, something she does well. I wish the book wa...