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The Bracelet in the Attic by A. Potio
Author(s) -
Aiden Bcr
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
the deakin review of children's literature
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1927-1484
DOI - 10.20361/g2690m
Subject(s) - battle , attic , publishing , history , the thing , happening , literature , classics , art history , art , performance art , computer science , telecommunications , ancient history , archaeology , roof
Potio, Amara. The Bracelet in the Attic. Cambridge: Educators Publishing Service, 2008. Print. The book is not very humorous but more serious at most times. I don't find that bad. I like authors that do this kind of thing. The author makes you kind of feel like your tagging along with the characters in this story which is very interesting. This book is more of a mystery solving kind of book - which are always interesting books to read sometimes.I find it interesting how you learn a thing or two about history. In this book you learn about the civil war, Battle of Gettysburg. More British soldiers died from getting sick than the actual conflict happening during that time. It is a very short mystery book but there are certain points in the book that make you question how the author thought of something like this. I would recommend this book to any 8th grader. 4/5 star rating.Recommended: 4 out of 4 starsReviewer: Aiden

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