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It's Christmas Eve in Nebraska, 1874 with a blizzard on the way. And fifi fteenyear- old Rachel would rather be back in Omaha wearing ruffled silk dresses and preparing for Christmas balls than taking care of her ill mother and infant brother. When five Indians show up at their door, she has no one to turn to for help and has to rely on her instincts to keep her family safe.

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ISBN:
9781935137597
Author:
Kirkle, Diane Luise
Publisher:
Guardian Angel Publishing
Illustrator:
Batson, Susann
Subject:
Historical - United States - 19th Century
Subject:
Children s-Historical Fiction-U.S. 19th Century
Large Print:
Y
Publication Date:
20090231
Binding:
TRADE PAPER
Language:
English
Illustrations:
YES
Pages:
28
Dimensions:
8.50x8.50x.7 in. .15 lbs.

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Product details 28 pages Guardian Angel Publishing - English 9781935137597 Reviews:
"Synopsis" by , It's Christmas Eve in Nebraska, 1874 with a blizzard on the way. And fifi fteenyear- old Rachel would rather be back in Omaha wearing ruffled silk dresses and preparing for Christmas balls than taking care of her ill mother and infant brother. When five Indians show up at their door, she has no one to turn to for help and has to rely on her instincts to keep her family safe.
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