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The story of a slave girl as seen through her letters.,
This review is from: Abraham Lincoln: Letters from a Slave Girl (Dear Mr. President) (Hardcover)
Twelve-year-old Lettie is a slave girl living on the Tucker Plantation near Charleston, South Carolina, in 1861. It is only because of the friendship of her owner's young daughter, Katherine, that Lettie and her family have not been separated Even though Katherine taught her to read and has ensured that her father is not cruel, Lettie still longs to be free. With more questions than answers caused by the outbreak of war, she takes a daring step and writes to President Abraham Lincoln with the question she must know the answer to - when will she finally be free? This was a moving story about the cruelty of slavery as seen through the story of a spirited young girl longing to be free. Even though the letters were fictional, they seemed so real.
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Abraham Lincoln: Letters from a Slave Girl (Dear Mr. President) by Andrea Davis Pinkney (Hardcover - May 10, 2001)
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