An edition of Escape Into the Night (Freedom Seekers #1) (1995)

Escape Into the Night

Freedom Seekers #1

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An edition of Escape Into the Night (Freedom Seekers #1) (1995)

Escape Into the Night

Freedom Seekers #1

by

  • ★★★★★ 5.00 ·
  • 2 Ratings
  • 4 Want to read
  • 0 Currently reading
  • 2 Have read

In 1857 twelve-year-old Libby joins her father aboard the riverboat Christina and proves that she can be trusted to assist in the escape of a fugitive slave.

Publish Date
Publisher
Bethany House
Language
English
Pages
176

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Subjects
Fiction, Fugitive slaves, African Americans, Slavery

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Cover of: Escape Into the Night
Escape Into the Night: Freedom Seekers #1
1995, Bethany House
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Book Details

Published in

Minneapolis, Minn

First Sentence

"A slender moon hung in the night sky as Libby Norstad gazed down from the hotel."

Edition Notes

Series
Freedom Seekers (1); Riverboat Adventures
Genre
Fiction.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
[Fic]
Library of Congress
PZ7.J63255 Es 1995

The Physical Object

Pagination
176 p. :
Number of pages
176

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL786728M
Internet Archive
escapeintonight00john
ISBN 10
1556613512
LCCN
95018990
OCLC/WorldCat
32508755
Library Thing
1382508
Goodreads
543218

Excerpts

a slender moon hung in the night sky as Libby Norstad gazed down from the hotel.
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Each time she thought of Jordan, one idea returned: royalty. But royalty had to do with kings, men who ruled a nation. How could someone who was a slave remind her of a king? Taking out her paper, pen, and ink, Libby started to draw. She had planned to sketch the slave trader. Instead, she drew Jordan's straight shoulders, his proud head, and the dark eyes that forgot and looked for one moment beyond the crowd. After all the uncertainties of the day, Libby found comfort in seeing a picture take shape. When she finished, she knew why Jordan reminded her of royalty. It was more than the way he stood. Though a slave, Jordan had a purpose in life.
Page 63-64, added by pizzadonut.

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