Who Is Carrie?

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Summary: A great book
Review: Anyone who reads this book should be satisfied. It is engaging, not too long, and at the end you feel like you know the characters. Along with books War comes to Willy Freeman and Jump Ship to Freedom, the author has presented an interesting and realistic picure of the Revolutionary War. Carrie is a slave in a tavern in New York City. When her friend talks about freeing his mother, she becomes curious about her own family. In helping her friend, Carrie discovers some surprising things about herself.

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Summary: have read this over and over!!
Review: Anyone who reads this book should be satisfied. It is engaging, not too long, and at the end you feel like you know the characters. Along with books War comes to Willy Freeman and Jump Ship to Freedom, the author has presented an interesting and realistic picure of the Revolutionary War. Carrie is a slave in a tavern in New York City. When her friend talks about freeing his mother, she becomes curious about her own family. In helping her friend, Carrie discovers some surprising things about herself.

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Summary: A great book
Review: I think this book was great .The author did a wonderful job of adding history to his story. my favorite character was carrie because she was brave and snecky. she was so cool.

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Summary: Who is Carrie
Review: James, and Christopher Collier describe this period in history perfectly. This is not like other boring books that the last twenty-three pages of the book you finally start to get into it. This book captures you from the first sentence and doesn't let you go tell the last word. Then you still want to know what happens to her. Although this book is historical-fiction. Alot of it is true.

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Summary: A Must Read Book.....WHO IS CARRIE?
Review: This fabulous book is about a kitchen slave named Carrie, who worked in Sam Fraunce's Tavern for as long as she can remember. After Carrie gets kidnapped and almost sold off to the West Indies, she realizes that she doesn't even know her own last name, or who her true family was.When Carrie's long time friend Dan Arabus comes to town, they talk about how Dan has alomost $300 in "notes" because Dan's father Jack Arabus fought in the Revolutionary War. So basically a "note" is an I OWE YOU from the Government.Jack Arabus died fighting in the Revolution so Dan got all of his fathers notes.
After talking to Dan, Carrie decides that she really has got to find out who she is, and if she is a slave or not.Once I finished reading this beutiful Historical Fiction Novel I then realized the hardships of slavery. I would recommend this book to all ages and bothe males, and females because this book was easy to understand, yet it was somewhat hard to read with the old 1800's accents and dialects of the Northern Colonies. Also elders would would probably remeber a little about slavery because this went on until the 1950's, ofcourse it was not as bad as it was in the 1800's but still slavery was indeed around then, so they could have a great time reading this book about how slavery was in the 1800's compared to the 1950's. I had to rate this book a four and one half stars because it was just a mystery until the very end and this just made me want to read it more and more so I could find out who carrie was and if she was a slave or not. Now you know how good of a book this was, and you should read it, and trust me, you will be more than happy that you read this amazing part of American History.