Shannon M. (confuzzledbooks) reviewed The Secret Soldier: The Story of Deborah Sampson (Scholastic Biography) on + 482 more book reviews
Written in short entertaining paragraphs which I can only assumed where formed from Deborah Sampson diary as the book states she kept one most of her life after she learned to read. Deborah was known to be a very smart child and as a adult even taught as a school teacher for a while until she became eager to travel the world. She saw her chance in joining the American Revolution dressed as a man. She even fooled her own mother dressed up.
The book is easy to read and entertaining with drawings of Deborah and her history. I think it is an excellent read for children to learn how far women have gotten to this day and in Deborahs time period. I would be interested to see more books about her. I do not know if any books are out there in adult format but there should be if her diary is around.
The book is easy to read and entertaining with drawings of Deborah and her history. I think it is an excellent read for children to learn how far women have gotten to this day and in Deborahs time period. I would be interested to see more books about her. I do not know if any books are out there in adult format but there should be if her diary is around.
