Set at the time of the great strike of 1902, this novel traces the changes and conflicts in fourteen-year-old Pat McFarlane as he leaves school to work in the Pennsylvania coal mines that have so recently taken the life of his father.
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As used in an Industrial Revolution Thematic Unit,
By A.M. Cloutier (Royalston, MA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Breaker (Hardcover)
I taught this book as part of a cirriculum unit on the Industrial Revolution. It's a really grim topic, and the book manages to not be over-done in that way. It is descriptive with regards to the actual work and working conditions of breaker boys, as well as having a solid plot and well-developed characters.
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