by Elizabeth Speare
In 1687, Kit Tyler, who was raised in colorful Barbados, must adjust to Puritan life in the Connecticut Colony. Her silken gowns and embroidered gloves offend some in the colony, as does her friendship with an outcast Quaker, Hannah Tupper, who is accused of witchcraft. Kit herself does not escape the same charge. Although this book was written 50 years ago, its story is timeless and deserves a look from today's reader. -- recommended by Rianna S. - Bennett Martin Public Library
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