Liberty Letters - Set of 4

Liberty Letters - Set of 4
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    Author: Nancy LeSourd
    Format: Paperback
    Publisher: Zondervan
    Series: Liberty Letters
    Ages: 8 to 12
    Size: 5½ X 8½
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    The Liberty Letters® series introduces fictional characters whose courage, ingenuity, and faith shaped events in U.S. history. Each story reveals how God works through ordinary teens in extraordinary times.

    Titles include:


    Adventures in Jamestown

    After enduring a dangerous voyage to the New World, Abigail discovers that her fight for survival in Jamestown has only begun. When she must face her enemy, an Indian princess called Pocahontas, Abigail uncovers the enemy of her own heart—unforgiveness. In London, England, her friend Elizabeth yearns for adventure, but society's conventions threaten to crush her dreams. As the girls face their deepest fears, they discover how their choices can change a nation's—and a young woman's—destiny.


    Escape on the Underground Railroad

    Hannah's world is shaken when she discovers her family's involvement with the Underground Railroad. When runaways find their way to her Virginia home, she must decide if she will play it safe or join her family to help the slaves escape. In Philadelphia, her friend Sarah is drawn into the life of a seven-year-old orphan whose world has been shattered by the evils of slavery. As the danger increases, the girls must find the courage they need to act before it is too late.


    Secrets of Civil War Spies

    Disguised as a Yankee soldier and fighting with her regiment on Virginia battlefields, Emma goes undercover as a spy for the Union. In Richmond, her friend Molly discovers a spy ring against the Confederacy. While the war tears the nation apart, both girls must decide whether they will risk everything for what they believe.


    Attack at Pearl Harbor

    Standing on the airfield in Hawaii, watching a boy her age take his first solo flight, Meredith vows again to learn to fly. In Washington, D.C., her friend Catherine is equally determined to write real news stories for the school newspaper. As December 7, 1941, approaches, the girls have no idea that their faith and their dreams are about to carry them through on of the biggest events in the life of their nation.