Ages 7 - 10. Part of the American Girls Collection. In the summer of 1854, after a long and dangerous journey on a small ship, Kirsten Larson and her family arrive in America. Everything in the new land is different from the small village Kirsten left behind in Sweden. The way people dress, how they talk, and the ways they travel all seem strange to her. Will she ever feel at home in this new place? Getting lost in a big city and parting with her best friend make her wonder even more. It is only when the Larsons arrive at a tiny farm on the edge of the frontier that Kirsten believes Pap's promise - America will be a land filled with happy opportunity for all of them.

Meet Kirsten- an American Girl

Vignettes Paul Lackner (Author)

Rainbow Publishing

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RUTH PARK

On Dearborn Street

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'I had no profession, no trade. I could scarcely make myself understood in English. In short, I was about as useless a young man as ever landed in Australia.' Thus George Blakers describes himself on arrival in Sydney in 1849.

A Useless Young Man

George Theodore Blakers

Down by the Dockside

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The Wild Dogs

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What really happened to Bomber Command navigator Brian Maxwell during WW II? Why is his widow so mysteriously silent on the subject of her late husband? To answer these questions Blue Angels flashes back to the murderous days of the aerial baffle over Europe.

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Ran Moffitt

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