Counting on Grace by Elizabeth Winthrop
Twelve-year-old Grace does her best working at the mill to bring in more money for her family, and when Grace writes a secret letter to the Child Labor Board describing her working conditions, things change when a concerned reporter shows up to get the story.(Cover by Lewis Wickes Hine/Kenny Holcomb)
posted by Library @ 10:06 PM
2 Comments:
At 3:41 PM,
Anonymous said…
This book was okay. [Is it just me or do the books this year all seem a little dry, like this one?]
The characters were semi-believable. I did like how they described the taste of cotton. That was pleasant.
~Sherry
At 2:25 PM,
Anonymous said…
i thought that counting on grace wasn't bad, although it did get just a bit boring every once in a while. it was pretty good.
~allison
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