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Wagon Wheels Book and Tape

Wagon Wheels Book and Tape

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Wagon Wheels
Review: In this book Johnny is telling the story of how his family moved to Kansas. He and his two younger brothers are left alone while their father finds a place to live. They must travel 150 miles to find their daddy. Along the way they face many dangers. I liked this book because the boys were on a quest to find their daddy.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Wagon Wheels by Milagros O.
Review: There aren't many stories written about African-Americanpioneers. This story tells how the Muldie family traveled West fromKentucky to Kansas after hearing about the Homestead Act. That is what makes Wagon Wheels so special. This historical fiction story was written with the help of memoirs from the town's teacher who decided to keep a history log on the town. On the last page of the book, it explains to the reader that most of all the events really took place in the Muldie family's travels West. This is an excellent example of historical fiction that could be used in the classroom.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great Historical Fiction Book
Review: There aren't many stories written about African-Americanpioneers. This story tells how the Muldie family traveled West fromKentucky to Kansas after hearing about the Homestead Act. That is what makes Wagon Wheels so special. This historical fiction story was written with the help of memoirs from the town's teacher who decided to keep a history log on the town. On the last page of the book, it explains to the reader that most of all the events really took place in the Muldie family's travels West. This is an excellent example of historical fiction that could be used in the classroom.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Glad I bought audiobook
Review: This made a long commute pass enjoyably the first time, and we have listened to it again and again. Well done and not insulting to my 7-year old daughters intelligence or my own.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: It is really extreme!
Review: You will love the part when the boys are alone because they found friends that helped them. The main character is Little Willy. I liked him. You should read it. I am eight years old.


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