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Elvira Woodruff

    Elvira Woodruff is an author whose rich imagination is evident in her work. She believes that writers must feel, look, and listen to the world around them, so that their stories can become a celebration of these observations. According to her, it is key for a writer to fall in love with the details of life—with colors, flowers, and children’s smiles. This love imbues her words with a magical power that transforms them into enchantment. Her writing is deeply connected to observing and experiencing the world.

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    George Washington's Socks
    The Ravenmaster's Secret
    George Washington's Spy
    • George Washington's Spy

      • 240 pages
      • 9 hours of reading
      4.3(31)Add rating

      Set against the backdrop of Boston in 1776, a group of friends, led by ten-year-old Matt Carlton, embarks on an unexpected adventure after being transported back in time. As they navigate the challenges of the Revolutionary War era, the children encounter historical figures and face the realities of life during a pivotal moment in American history. This sequel to "George Washington's Socks" combines excitement with educational elements, immersing readers in a thrilling journey through time.

      George Washington's Spy
    • The eleven-year-old son of the Ravenmaster at the Tower of London befriends a Jacobite rebel being held prisoner there.

      The Ravenmaster's Secret
    • George Washington's Socks

      • 166 pages
      • 6 hours of reading
      3.8(1529)Add rating

      A historic time-travel Revolutionary War adventure! Exciting companion to George Washington's Spy! A mysterious rowboat transports five adventurous kids back in time to the eve of the Battle at Trenton where they experience the American Revolution. Through encounters with Hessian soldiers, revolutionaries, and even George Washington himself, Matthew, Quentin, Hooter, Tony, and Katie watch history unfold before their eyes as they see first-hand, the grim realities of war and the cost of freedom.

      George Washington's Socks