The adventures of an eleven-year-old tomboy growing up on the Wisconsin frontier in the mid-nineteenth century.
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Publisher:
New York : Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers, 1973.
Edition:
[New ed.]
ISBN:
9780689713705
0689713703
9780027136708
0027136701
0689713703
9780027136708
0027136701
Branch Call Number:
BRINK
Characteristics:
x, 275 p. : ill. 23 cm.
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rusty_people_skills
Jun 28, 2014
rusty_people_skills thinks this title is suitable for 8 years and over
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Add a CommentYou may or may not like this book, it is either exciting or extremely boring. Its inconsistency wears me out.
It's a really good book. It gives a good peek into life on the frontier in the 1860s. I recommend 9+.
SO. UNBEARABLY. BORING.
This is the best book I have ever read. Caddie Woodlawn was one of my school books and it was such a good story. I recommend children 10+ read this book. Does have some gruesome things but great book!!! I got so in to it and could not get out of the story!!!!
A classic novel to try if you've read the Little House books and Anne of Green Gables. One of my favorites from childhood.
One of my all-time favorites. A classic!
Great book, very funny!
This was one of my favorite books when I was a child.
I like this book a lot because it reminds me of myself, Caddie is a fun-loving, and good-natured character, and she also has a good family who loves each other and tries to do right.
This was a good look into the lives of pioneers. It had a good message too about girls growing up into strong young women.