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Summary: An Excellent Book!
Review: " I Am Regina" is a book about a girl that gets captured when she was 10 years old along, with her sister,Barbara, by the Allegheny Indians. Her dad and brother are scalped to death. Regina's mom and other brother are away from home when all of this happens. Regina is forced to walk for days and days to the Indian village. Regina has to leave not knowing if her Mom is alive or dead. Along the way, Regina meets a very little, white, girl also captured. The girl doesn't speak yet and doesn't have a name so Regina names her Sarah. Regina becomes like a mom to Sarah. The Indians are mean to Sarah and Regina at first. Will Regina ever see her mom? Thank you Sally M. Keehn for making the book interesting.To find out more read the book.
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Summary: ***** An Excellent Book To Read!
Review: "I Am Regina" is a great book for all ages! The book is a true story yet some of it is fiction. We're sure you'll love this book and will never forget it. Regina will take you on an adventure you'll never forget! It's about a girl named, Regina, who is captured by the Indians along with her sister Barbara. Will the family ever meet again? Thanks to Sally M. Keehn you'll learn about Indians and Whitemen in the historical time and how they fought against each other. If you want to find out more, please.... READ IT!
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Summary: The best dream....
Review: "I am Regina" is one of the best books I have ever read. I am not finished with the book yet... but I love it already. My description of this book is that it feels like a "Bad dream that you can't get out of and don't want to get out of" This book really makes you feel like you're there with her. I advise reading this book no matter what age you are!
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Summary: Poignant story of death, love, hope and faith.
Review: An excellent historical fiction based on the actual abduction of a young girl by Indians. For ten years she experienced a multitude of changes that reflect in her thoughts, feelings and activities as she goes from childhood to womanhood. She exhibits a profound faith that is the only tie she has to her old world.
This book was neither sympathetic to the Indians or the settlers but realistically told the story that was a part of our history.
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Summary: I love this book!!!
Review: A young girl is taken captive by indians for many years. This book was read to me and my friends in 3rd grade. We loved it. We had been looking for it for many years now. We all have copies, and it is our favorite!!! I recommend it to anyone!
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Summary: IS THIS A GREAT BOOK, OR WHAT?!?!
Review: Book Title - I Am Regina Author - Sally M. Keehn Reviewed By - Jonathan Praino and Eddie Szabo Book Rating - 10 Book Category -Historical Fiction We read this book and we want to review it. We liked the book and we liked reading about the Indians. It made us see the Indians as a peaceful people. Regina, a white girl, goes to live with the Indians. We saw life through her eyes and from the point of view of the Indians. This story was based on true facts. It shows both how the white man and the Indians lived. The Indians and the white man traded with each other. The Indians got guns, ammo and liquor while the white man got furs and land .We learned that the white man showed the Indians their bad ways. Like when Tiger Claw traded furs for liquor and got drunk.The white man also brought diseases that sometimes killed the Indians like smallpox. We liked the book and the writing style of the author. It was easy to read and follow. We also liked how Regina sounded like she was actually talking. We recommend this book to all fourth and fifth graders!
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Summary: IS THIS A GREAT BOOK, OR WHAT?!?!
Review: Book Title -I Am Regina Author -Sally M. Keehn Reviewed By -Jonathan Praino and Eddie Szabo Book Rating - 10 Book Category -Historical Fiction We read this book and we want to review it. We liked the book and we liked reading about the Indians. It made us see the Indians as a peaceful people. Regina, a white girl, goes to live with the Indians. We saw life through her eyes and from the point of view of the Indians. This story was based on true facts. It shows both how the white man and the Indians lived. The Indians and the white man traded with each other. The Indians got guns, ammo and liquor while the white man got furs and land .We learned that the white man showed the Indians their bad ways. Like when Tiger Claw traded furs for liquor and got drunk.The white man also brought diseases that sometimes killed the Indians like smallpox. We liked the book and the writing style of the author. It was easy to read and follow. We also liked how Regina sounded like she was actually talking. We recommend this book to all fourth and fifth graders!
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Summary: This is a book that you can't put down!
Review: Book Title: I Am Regina Book's Author: Sally M. Keehn Reviewed by: Natalie Dimant & Anil Fermin Book Rating: 10 Book Category: Historical Fiction We read I Am Regina and we want to review it. We rated this book a ten for many reasons. One of the reasons was that we liked the writing style. It was written like Regina was actually telling the story. Another reason why we liked this book was that we liked the plot. It was both exciting and tragic. We think the author wrote this book because she wanted people to see how it was to live with Indians and because she wanted people to see the Indian's point of view. This book shows us that the white men did not like the Indians because they were in the way of getting new land. The Indians did not like the white men because they took too much of their land. If we were the author we would write more about what happened after Regina got reunited with her mother.
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Summary: A story with an exciting plot!
Review: Book Title: I Am Regina Author: Sally M. Keehn Reviewed by:Heather R. Lang and Kerry Beekman Book Rating: 9+ Book category:Historical Fiction We read this book and we want to review it. I Am Regina is a true story. It is such an exciting story!. But we wish Sally M. Keehn would tell more about what happened to Wolfin, the old Indian woman that raised Regina for the ten years that she was living with the Indians. We also would have liked to know more about Quetit the white girl. We are curious about her past and if she ever found out who she really was!?! We gave this book an excellent rating because of it's great plot!!!!!!
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Summary: A story with an exciting plot!
Review: Book Title: I Am Regina Author: Sally M. Keehn Reviewed by: Heather R. Lang and Kerry Beekman Book Rating: 9+ Book category: Historical Fiction We read this book and we want to review it. I Am Regina is a true story. It is such an exciting story!. But we wish Sally M. Keehn would tell more about what happened to Wolfin, the old Indian woman that raised Regina for the ten years that she was living with the Indians. We also would have liked to know more about Quetit the white girl. We are curious about her past and if she ever found out who she really was!?! We gave this book an excellent rating because of it's great plot!!!!!!
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