Status
Available
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Collection
Publication
Capstone Press (2005), 32 pages
Description
Tells the story of the 1692 witchcraft trials in Salem, Massachusetts. Written in graphic-novel format.
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LibraryThing member lauren.anderson
Summary-People say that the are sick/or have evil spirits and that they believe in witches. They have to be killed in many different ways.
Personal reaction-I liked the book but honestly i think it is too much for elementary kids because if i was their age i think it would give me nightmares!! I
Classroom Extension-Talk about the history of the Salem Witch craft more. Maybe celebrate Halloween?
Personal reaction-I liked the book but honestly i think it is too much for elementary kids because if i was their age i think it would give me nightmares!! I
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would say this book would be only for Middle school and upClassroom Extension-Talk about the history of the Salem Witch craft more. Maybe celebrate Halloween?
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Language
Original language
English
Physical description
32 p.; 6.64 inches
ISBN
0736852468 / 9780736852463
Local notes
1) Does not include story of Giles Corey; just mentioned in death statistics.
2) Portrays Tituba as African rather than "from Barbados", which could be African or Native American. She was married to a Native American named "John Indian".
2) Portrays Tituba as African rather than "from Barbados", which could be African or Native American. She was married to a Native American named "John Indian".