Shy Megan Kelly cannot forget the day a gypsy read her palm announcing to all that she would bring trouble to those around her. Afterward, trouble ...
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Mar 23, 2010
Tracy
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I didn't read Megan's part of the series the first time around years ago, so I was pleasantly surprised as to how much I enjoyed it. Poor Meg got the "Beth March" edit, the shy, quiet, boring one, and as a result, is easily overlooked both in the story and to the reader. It is a shame, because In the Face of Danger is not only better written than the first two books in the series, but also a great (and realistic) tale.
In In the Face of Danger, Meg is sent to live far away More...
In In the Face of Danger, Meg is sent to live far away More...
Jun 14, 2010
Jessica
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The third book of the Orphan Train Adventures follows Megan. She is separated from her siblings, and adopted by a young couple in the Kansas Territory just before Abraham Lincoln is elected president. She feels as though she is a bad luck penny because a gypsy once told her she was one. While living with her new parent, Megan learns to adapt to her new life and learn that she is more than just a bad luck penny.
Like the other Joan Lowery Nixon books I think the book was only mediocre at More...
Like the other Joan Lowery Nixon books I think the book was only mediocre at More...
Jan 06, 2011
Jessica
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My favorite book in the Orphan Train series! I recommend it to all fans of historical fiction!
Jun 06, 2010
Jennifer
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These were my absolute favorites as a teen, I read them several times over!
May 01, 2009
Annie
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Very good! There were some interesting things to be learned from this story.
Mar 28, 2008
Tyler
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This is another orphan train book and it along with all the other one's are amazing!
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