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Meyer,
L. A.
CURSE OF THE BLUE TATTOO
Orlando : Harcourt, 2004.
IL 5-8, RL 8.3
ISBN 0152051155
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| Jacky
Faber is back! We first met young Jacky when she disguised herself
as a sailor and worked aboard a ship. When she was found out, she
was put off the ship. After all, it just isn't proper for a girl
to work as a sailor in the 1800s. Now Jacky finds herself at a prestigious
girls school in Beacon Hill. The best of the best girls attend the
school and poor Jacky just doesn't fit in. She tries. She really
does. But she just can't help herself. Can you picture her
trying to become a lady? And through it all, she only hopes that
Jamie Fletcher will still want to marry her when she is of age. Sit
back and enjoy the second Bloody Jack adventure! |
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SUBJECTS:
Orphans -- Fiction.
Sex role -- Fiction.
Friendship -- Fiction.
Schools -- Fiction.
Boston (Mass.) -- History -- 19th century -- Fiction.
Historical fiction. |
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