As a silversmith apprentice, Johnny is the pride of his master's shop, but an accident forces him to leave his old life and find a new way on his own.
Barbara's Notes: This story lets us experience the Boston Tea Party and the Battle of Lexington, and understand the trials of the poor, working class.
As a silversmith apprentice, Johnny is the pride of his master's shop, but an accident forces him to leave his old life and find a new way on his own.
Barbara's Notes: This story lets us experience the Boston Tea Party and the Battle of Lexington, and understand the trials of the poor, working class.
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Book Summary — 256 pages
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Book Category — Historical fiction
Theme — Pride
Setting — Boston, Revolutionary War
Novel Study Highlights — 7 units
Spelling-Vocabulary — Med. to Difficult
Critical Thinking — Medium
Biblical Focus — Obedience, humility
Related Studies — Revolutionary War, Boston Tea Party, Whigs and Tories, printing
