![]() ![]() In Cast Two Shadows, Rinaldi uses the compelling young character Caroline Whitaker to reveal how the Revolutionary War affects life on a South Carolina plantation in 1780. com Review /Source Content Ann Rinaldi’s historical novels frequently illustrate the destruction of war through the eyes of the girls and women involved as spectators, victims, and reluctant participants. Content /EditorialReview EditorialReview Source Amazon. On a trip that turns Caroline’s already tumultuous world upside down and forces her to question all that she holds dear. Her black grandmother, a slave on the plantation, accompanies her… Caroline receives permission from Rawdon to fetch Johnny, but she is not to make this journey alone. Caroline soon learns that Johnny is injured and needs her help to get home. Caroline Whitaker’s father is in prison for refusing to pledge allegiance to the king her brother, Johnny, is away fighting for the Loyalists and she, her mother, and her sister are confined to an upstairs chamber as British colonel Lord Francis Rawdon occupies their spacious plantation house. It’s 1780, and war has come to Camden, South Carolina. The Journal of Jasper Jonathan Pierce (2000). ![]() Hang a Thousand Trees with Ribbons (1996). ![]()
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |