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Item Information   Copy / Holding Information     More Content       More by this author     Kositsky, Lynne, 1947-     Subjects     Freedmen -- Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.     Slaves -- Emancipation -- Juvenile fiction.     Blacks -- Nova Scotia -- History -- Juvenile fiction.     Loyalists, Black -- Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.     Shelburne (N.S.) -- Juvenile fiction.     Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Kositsky, Lynne, 1947-       by title:      Rachel. Book two : t...       by call number:      FICTION OUR     Search the Web     Kositsky, Lynne, 1947-     Freedmen -- Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.     Slaves -- Emancipation -- Juvenile fiction.     Blacks -- Nova Scotia -- History -- Juvenile fiction.     Loyalists, Black -- Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.     Shelburne (N.S.) -- Juvenile fiction.     Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.       MARC Display

Rachel. Book two : the maybe house / Lynne Kositsky. by Kositsky, Lynne, 1947- Penguin, 2002. Call #: FICTION OUR Subjects Freedmen -- Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.   Slaves -- Emancipation -- Juvenile fiction.   Blacks -- Nova Scotia -- History -- Juvenile fiction.   Loyalists, Black -- Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.   Shelburne (N.S.) -- Juvenile fiction.   Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction. Series Our Canadian girl ISBN:  0143312081 (pbk) Alternate title:  Maybe house Description:  x, 83 p. : ill. Summary:  Rachel, a slave girl from South Carolina, continues to struggle in her new home in Shelburne, Nova Scotia. Having spent months in a horrible pit house, Rachel's stepfather works hard for a real home. Rachel's determination to learn to read and write also begin to bear fruit. But with de-listed white soldiers unable to find work, resentment for their black neighbours arises and presents new obstacles for Rachel and her family. Audience:  Ages 8 to 12. Genre:  Historical fiction, Juvenile Canadian fiction, Juvenile. First chapter book. Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Item type Status   Woodlawn Public Library First Chapter Books Fiction FICTION OUR Childrens Books Checked in Add Copy to MyList

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