Sue's Reviews > Graven Images: 3 Stories
Graven Images: 3 Stories
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bookshelves: juvenile, mystery, magical, newbery-honor, early-america, continental-europe
Sep 12, 2014
bookshelves: juvenile, mystery, magical, newbery-honor, early-america, continental-europe
Awesome! These three stories have one thing in common: how graven images of different types lead people to trust them with their secrets or their fate. Each one takes place in a different place and each has a completely different feel. The first is a mystery set in early nautical Maine and involves a wooden statue of a boy. The second is comical and shows how the copper weathervane of Saint Crispin helps a young shoemaker's apprentice in colonial South Carolina find love. The third is set in Renaissance Genoa and tells the story of an arrogant sculptor who meets a ghost with a commission. Such fascinating stories, well worthy of the Newbery Honor.
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Reading Progress
September 12, 2014
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to-read
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juvenile
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mystery
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magical
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newbery-honor
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early-america
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continental-europe
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