The Bookworm: Girl In Blue by: Ann Rinaldi

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Thursday, April 2, 2009

Girl In Blue by: Ann Rinaldi

A book set in civil war times, about a girl who disguises herself as a guy in order to enlist. I really enjoyed this book, it is of course about much more than just that simple sentence above. There is a little "romance" thrown in, as long as you don't try to predict books when you read them, then this one definitely has some surprises through its pages. It is a pretty easy read, but still its a good historical fiction. If you do read it, which I recommend, please read the Authors note at the end it's really interesting. But, I can't tell you to much, otherwise you wouldn't have any reason to read it. So, I'm just gonna leave the rest a mystery and up to you if you want to find it out.
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