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Chaos in Halifax
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Cathy Beveridge
Sheila
, June 03, 2007
This is a great historical fiction for young adults. It is about the 1917 Halifax Explosion that was both devestating and deadly to thousands of people. I really enjoy how the author uses the concept of time creases to transport her characters back in time. I would also reccomend two other books on historical fiction; Shadows of Disaster by the same author, Cathy Beveridge, as well as Winds of L'Acadie by Lois Donovan.
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Winds of L' Acadie
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Lois Donovan
Sheila
, May 28, 2007
An enjoyable read with a satisfying ending. I liked "hanging out" with the characters and learned a lot about the Acadians and the devastating deportation.
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