Books by Helen Frost
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review 1: historical fiction based on events at Fort Wayne in the Miami Indian territory in 1812; told from the perspective of a white boy whose father works at the trading post and the perspective of a Miami boy whose family lives in Kekionga, the Native American area which includes the f...
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review 1: Rick Lieder’s awe-inspiring, close-up photographic illustrations of a variety of insects in their natural habitats provide the perfect background to the gentle words of Helen Frost as she invites the reader to “step gently out” and bask in the whimsical wonders of nature, and to ...
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review 1: I'm teaching out in bush Alaska on the coast (far from where this story takes place) and this little girl reminds me of so many of my students. This is a great book for those back in the lower 48 who want a little glimpse at the kind of world some of the kids up here live in.It ...
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review 1: I am, sadly, not as amazed by this book as a lot of other reviewers were. It's a short, good read, but I wouldn't recommend it to everyone. Muriel, Frank, Ollie, and Emma are all fascinating characters. I did love Muriel's character development, but I found myself losing interest...