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Daughter Of Winter (2010)

by Pat Lowery Collins(Favorite Author)
3.29 of 5 Votes: 1
ISBN
0763645001 (ISBN13: 9780763645007)
languge
English
publisher
Candlewick
review 1: This book is a sort of historical fiction, taking place during the winter of 1850-ish in Massachusetts. It reminds me a lot of books I read scores of as a kid, and I'm pleasantly surprised they're still publishing books like this. Mostly I enjoyed the story, though it really dragged in parts. I felt the ending was way too rushed. But I did like the "who am I?" aspect and how the main character went about exploring her personal and cultural identity.
review 2: In the mid-19th century shipbuilding town of Essex, Massachusetts, 12-year-old Addie learns a startling and unexpected secret about her identity. When we first meet Addie, her father has sailed to California to find gold. Her mother and brother have died of a sudden illness. Addie is alone, except for h
... moreer best friend, John, and a mysterious Wampanoag Indian woman. Addie struggles to find her place in this new and treacherous life, while she waits for her father to return. Daughter of Winter has a subtle effect on you, building your concern for Addie's welfare while simultaneously increasing your wonder about who Addie really is. An unexpected page turner that you will hope has a sequel. less
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Bea
Not a bad plot line, just dragged a bit much for me.
bubelles
Very well written and unique story line.
Yvonne
Kind of disappointing.
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