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Review: Heroes of the Surf


Heroes of the Surf
Heroes of the Surf by Elisa Carbone

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



I was enthralled! I couldn't wait to see what happened to Anthony, Pedro, and the other people on board the Pliny ship. The drawings were exquisite and the fact that it is based on a true story in the 1800's made me even more interested. I would love to recommend this book to picture book readers since the story is suspenseful, and there are longer paragraphs on each page. Historical fiction for second third and fourth graders.



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