Laura's Choice: The Story of Laura Secord

by Connie Brummel Crook

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1895308127
• ISBN13: 9781895308129
• Release Date: January 1993
• Publisher: Windflower Communications
• Length: 236 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Tawnya's Review

The book Laura's choice is about a wor that went on,and about a girl named Laura and what went on in her life.The first part of the intraduces characters and tells you what went on during the beginnig of her life.In the secound part of the book it intraduces Laura being married to James Secord and Laura and James ' children also the wor starting.The therd part of the book and last part shows how the wor ended and who won ,and who died or lived.I think that this book expreses feelings about a girl growing up and exploring new things.This story is filled with info. ,that invales fantasy , friction,non-fiction and many more ideas.This story brings back memories and Canadian history.The book is one of a kind and really is incredible story I know you will enjoy it.

Evanlee's Review

I would reccomend this book to some people. It had a certain glitch, or a catch that kept it going in excitment. Never knowing what would happen next, it kept my attention. I feel Laura's spirit had a certain affect on the whole book. If she was sad, or pained, you vould feel her sorrow along with her. If she was happy, or joyful, your eyes woluld twinkle along with happiness. To me, this novel was very creative, especially becuse of the meaning of truth. I was proud to know this woman, Laura Secord, was part of our Canadian Heritage. It represents Canada all over. We should be amazed at how she came this far. It was a huge part of the beginning of Canada. She saved lives, her home, along with Queenston itself.

Tyler's Review

This book has a good touch to it, people going missing, people dying, and I have to admit some talented hiding spots. I like the way this book moves around, there doing things that could get them in trouble with their parents. If I were to give my opinion on this book I would reccomend you to read it, because it teaches you about choices and trust, you would like this book if you like history, because it goes way back to Queenston Heights.This book isn,t like any other book, its not original or boring its amusing, when I read it I think of sitting home on the couch doing a project, exciting and waiting for it to end.