Priscilla Foster

the story of a Salem girl

By Hoobler, Dorothy & Hoobler, Thomas & Associates, Carey-Greenberg & Steele, Robert E.

Publishers Summary:
Hannah hears Granny Priss recount her involvement in the Salem witch trials of 1692 and the terrible consequences that occured when Granny Priss, as a young girl, joined Ann Putnam in accusing many innocent women of being witches.

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ISBN
978-0-38239-640-3
Publisher
Parsippany, N.J. : Silver Burdett Press, c1997.


REVIEWS

School Library Journal

Reviewed on August 1, 1997

Gr 3-6 Both of these books get off to a slow start, but they eventually draw readers into the action. Florence's father has returned home to Mississippi at the end of World War I and realizes he wants the same rights as those of the town's white citizens. His outspoken behavior makes him and his family unwelcome in Parkersville and they move to Chicago. There, Florence discovers a different way of life, as well as jazz music. She is a runner-up in an essay contest sponsored by the Chicago Defender (the black newspap...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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