The Wanderer
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On the way to visit their grandfather, 13-year-old Sophie and her cousin Codyrecord their transatlantic crossing aboard "The Wanderer, " a 45-foot sailboatwhich is en route to England.
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Add a SummaryThis book is about a girl named Sophie Who says that the sea calls to her she sails to England to visit Bompie(grandpa) and her orphan life makes it feel like she was a little child!She goes with her uncles(Dock,Stew)and her two cousins(Brian,Cody).Cody and Sophie keep a Diary or Journal or dog log or whatever they prefer to call it!Within this book is their journal or Dog log entries They meet a few problems and tragic times but of course it ends up with a happy ending!!
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Add a CommentThis is a great adventure about relationships and sailing with a bit of suspense.
Love the characters in this book.
This book did not win a newberry medal. It won a newberry honor in 2001. The Newberry Medal book of 2001 is actually A Year Down Yonder by Richard Peck.
Great Book!!My Favourite so far by Sharon Creech!