Sophie's Exile: 0: 3 (Sophie Mallory Series, 3) - Tapa blanda

"I enjoyed this book especially because it made me want to find out more about this part of history. I would suggest this story for nine and up. Sophie's Exile gets a four-star rating." - Mena, age 14, Sarah's Stars September 2008

Boissery manages to incorporate that historical and geographical knowledge into the story in a manner that provides an authentic and generally appropriately gloomy, challenging backdrop to the main story events ... Again including strong, complex characters, Sophie's Exile is more plot-driven and features a more engaging narrative than the earlier books in the trilogy. Middle school readers with an interest in history will enjoy Boissery's writing. Schoolteachers desiring to employ historically accurate fictional writing in the classroom will do well to consider the classroom inclusion of Sophie's Exile.--Gregory Bryan "CM Magazine "

Travelling to Australia to be with her father who was wrongfully convicted of treason, Sophie Mallory's young life is filled with uncertainty and danger following the 1838 Rebellion in Lower Canada and during the years of the Australian penal colonies. Original.