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Order a classroom novel set of this popular education title for your school’s classroom curriculum, library event or school sponsored book club. With historical themes, this title is recommended for readers ages eight to twelve, or with at least a third grading reading level. Yet, she begins to fear she may never see her family again.

After hearing about money to be made working at a textile mill in Massachusetts, Lyddie starts a new and often difficult life to help save her family. But since the working conditions are horrible, a woman named Diana Goss made a petition for. Lyddie Worthen is a poor girl who originates from Vermont, is working VERY hard to pay a debt that her mother owes. Lyddie and her brother attempt to make some money as servants, but she has higher aspirations. In the historical fiction novel Lyddie by Katherine Paterson, the main character has to decide on whether to sign a petition or not. Lyddie has to take charge of her family during a time of great struggle, since their farm is seriously in debt. With a father out seeking his fortune in the Gold Rush and a mother who is losing her mind, thirteen-year-old Lyddie has to step up and take responsibility for her family. Lyddie bought herself another book called Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: An American Slave Writen by Himself.

Lyddie decided she had been working so hard she deserved to buy herself a present. This popular education title is both inspirational and page-turning, as it offers a detailed glimpse into the power of the human spirit. Marsden they would make eye contact but act as if they barely knew one another. Not only does Lyddie tell the powerful narrative of a young girl growing up, it also discusses and highlights the history of an early America. Written by two-time Newbery winning author Katherine Paterson, Lyddie is the story of one thirteen-year-old girl's struggle to save her family.

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