Julianne Vann White and her family are the only people in a small town in Arlington, Kentucky during the Great Depression that think the African Americans should be treated like equals. The problem is that they have always been bystanders. When Julianne meets African American runaway Carla King, they embark on a journey help their families during these difficult economic times.

It's 1859 when Elle Shoreson leaves her home in Boston for a trip with her father to the Henleys' Belmont Plantation, in Virginia. Elle makes new friends with the Henleys' son, William, and a slave girl about her age, named Clotee. The three all share the same thoughts against slavery, but the Henley family doesn't agree. Can Elle and her new friends make it as hidden abolitionist?

A story i had to write for english and got 'B' on it but i say it's way better. Any was it's about a girl that lost everything and can't face it anymore so she runs away. Thats all i can say without telling you the ending.

Elle is from Boston, where asbolitionists are everywhere. Her father owns slaves, her best-friend's family owns slaves. can the two make it as hidden abolotionists What about being conductors for the underground railroad? Danger lays ahead!

These are two summer reading book reports I did just before starting 8th grade. They're kinda cheesy. They mostly retell the books, because we were supposed to give a description of what happened. Please review.

This is what one of Mary's last journal entires would look like.