The bells of freedom

by Dorothy Gilman Butters and Dorothy Gilman

Book Overview

That the British had occupied Boston and closed her harbor meant little to Jed Crane, an English boy sold to a cruel Boston smithy. Jed was just happy that his mean taskmaster had been persuaded to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0006AYVDQ
• Release Date: January 1963
• Publisher: Macrae Smith
• Length: 190 Pages
• Weight: 1.70 lbs.

Customer Reviews

RETIRED LIBRARIAN REVIEW

I READ BELLS OF FREEDOM SOME YEARS AGO AND HAVE NEVER FORGOTTEN IT. AT THE TIME I WAS SO IMPRESSED WITH THE STORY THAT I PURCHASED A WHOLE CLASS SET FOR MY SCHOOL SO THAT THE 4TH GRADERS COULD READ IT....IT WAS A WONDERFUL ADDITION TO OUR COLLECTION OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION LITERATURE. I, MYSELF, LOVE LEARNING HISTORY THROUGH READING YOUNG ADULT NOVELS. I RECENTLY PURCHASED A SECOND HAND BOOK TO SEND TO A YOUNG 4TH GRADE FRIEND, CONOR, WHO LOVES HISTORY. BETTY COLLINS

The amazing mrs. pollifax

I consider this book to be an easy reading mystery. It flows well and keeps you in suspence without so much of the guts and gore you see today. I thoughly enjoyed it and will look for more books by this same author.