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Juvenile Fiction. Juvenile Literature. Meet Felicity Merriman, a nine-year-old girl who's as spirited and independent as the American colonies she lives in. In 1774, Felicity's hometown of Williamsburg, Virginia, is buzzing with rumors: will the colonies soon break free from England's rule? Patriots like Felicity's father don't think it's fair to pay taxes to the King of England for things like tea that they buy in America. Loyalists like Felicity's grandfather and her best friend Elizabeth support the king. With fiercely conflicting loyalties dividing family and friends, something as simple as a cup of tea could change Felicity's world forever. Can she find the courage to stand strong for her own beliefs-even if it might mean losing her best friend? Six best-selling Felicity stories are included in this set: Meet Felicity, Felicity Learns a Lesson, Felicity's Surprise, Happy Birthday, Felicity!, Felicity Saves the Day, and Changes for Felicity. Watch these stories come to life on screen in Felicity: An American Girl Adventure, a full-length live-action movie. To learn more about Felicity and other American Girl characters, visit americangirl.com.… (more)
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Felicty was born in the Colonial times, when the Revolutionary war starts. She loves
In general, these books are worth reading because they're about girls, they're exciting, and they take place in history. I started with the book set in the earliest time, Kaya, and ended with Julie, who lived in 1974. I would recommend reading sequentially because I knew less about the distant past, so starting there was most interesting and helped me better understanding the later books.
-Naomi Fotenos, June 27, 2010 (age 7)