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Toliver's Secret

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by Esther Wood Brady
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Average Rating:
Average rating: 5
6 Reviews

$6.50
Club Price: $5.85

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Ten-year old Ellen Toliver must conquer her timidity to take a secret message through enemy lines during the Revolutionary War. Fast-paced novel gives a good feel for the era. Illustrated.
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Read Aloud Levels: 2 - Adult
Read Alone Levels: 4 - Adult
Reading Level: Ages 9-12

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Customer Reviews:

Average Rating:
Average rating: 5
6 Reviews

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5 out of 5 stars by SANDY D on 2008-09-17
My girls loved this book! Very exciting story that doesn't play out the way you expect it to. Good overview of New York during the occupation by the British.

5 out of 5 stars by CARI W on 2008-05-21
I liked Toliver’s Secret because it made me feel excited. “Toliver” had to take a secret message in a loaf of bread to General Washington. It’s a great book. It’ll keep your attention. You should read it because it’s a good book! Bria W., age 9

5 out of 5 stars by KATHERINE S on 2008-05-13
by Alexander S., 7 This is a great adventure story. Ellen is very brave.

5 out of 5 stars by MELANIE B on 2008-04-01
Another wonderful book. My boys didn't want me to put this one down.

5 out of 5 stars by Kelby H. on 2008-04-01
Not the kind of book I thought it would be, for sure. Ellen standing up for herself and her country truly makes a statement to your children. We were very glad that Dicey "the meanie" got hers in the end.