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Patricia Beatty

    Patricia Beatty's historical children's fiction invites readers to share in her fascination with the past. Reflecting her interest in meticulous research, which she likened to detective work, her stories recreate past times for modern readers. Critics cite her strong sense of humor, as well as a sharp sense of place, as strong points of her fiction. A committed feminist, Beatty featured both heroines and heroes who engage in dramatic, absorbing, and credible conflicts that involve questions of morality and courage.

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    Behave Yourself, Bethany Brant
    The Nickel-Plated Beauty
    • The Nickel-Plated Beauty

      • 259 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      In the Washington Territory of 1886, the seven resourceful Kimball children devote themselves to earning enough money to buy their mother a new stove.

      The Nickel-Plated Beauty
      4.1
    • A preacher's daughter with lots of curiosity and a penchant for getting into trouble has an eventful year and a half, as all the predictions of a fortune-teller at a Texas county fair in 1898 come true.

      Behave Yourself, Bethany Brant
      3.7