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As an adolescent, Sarah Louisa Wheelock vowed never to let a man control her. With this unshakable conviction, she abandoned her life on a Michigan farm and disguised herself as a boy so she could fight in the Civil War. Ann Rinaldi¹s well-researched and superbly wrought narrative illuminates the courage and audacity of this colorful historical figure.
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Certain sections of this book were quite well written and I thoroughly enjoyed (such as the battle scenes and the beginning telling of the life at home), yet I found it to be dragging on after awhile and I wasn't a huge fan of the ending. Overall though, I liked it.
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