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Stowaway

by Karen Hesse

Stowaway by Karen Hesse X
Stowaway by Karen Hesse
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  • First Published:
    Aug 2000, 302 pages

    Paperback:
    Jun 2002, 320 pages

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sarah smiles (09/25/07)

good book
omg it was so good one of the best books I've ever read ! Read this book! Seriously it's really good!
Rachel Moore (09/24/07)

Great!!
It was a very good book! It was very descriptive on all the historical events. I don't understand how people can fall asleep when reading it!! :)
needs to be a little more descriptive. (06/29/07)

I fell asleep.
The book was not very impressive to me. I had fallen asleep each time I read it and that got me ticked off. But I had to read to the end and I skipped half the book.
kayla (10/24/06)

stowaway
Well...I found Stowaway..in a way interesting but not as much as the books I like to read ..it was a little on the boring side..although I am a girl..and its not really a girly book I don't think as you would know I am into the princess diaries kinda thing! But although I had to read it I did find it at least a bit interesting toward the middle of the book!


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T.T. (07/29/06)

hi
It was awesome in the beginning but as they sailed on it got boring. The author draged out somethings that didn't need to go on so long.
edd (02/28/05)

This book was great because of all the intereting details it gives of naval life in the 1800's and i think that people who r sayin its boring cant sit down for two seconds to read a book!!!
John (02/14/05)

Very Historical, but got boring at some parts.
Megan (02/07/05)

Wonderful book ... very historical!!I LOVE it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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