Charlotte: 1767: Book One: Voices Of Liberty

Charlotte: 1767Book One in The Colonial SagaBoston hums with the sound of ship bells and whispers of rebellion.Twelve-year-old Charlotte lives above her father's printing shop on Queen Street, where the scent of ink mixes with the salty harbor breeze-and trouble brews with every new tax from King George.When redcoats march through the cobblestone streets and tempers rise like the tide, Charlotte finds herself swept into a world of secrets, hidden messages, and daring acts of courage. Through letters to her cousin Hannah in Virginia, she records both the ordinary-baking bread, fetching water, feeding the cat-and the extraordinary-rumors of protest, meetings in the night, and a pirate story that might hold more truth than fiction.As the colonies edge toward revolution, one girl's words may travel farther than she ever imagined.A story of friendship, freedom, and finding one's voice-before the first sparks of the American Revolution.