Redfield Farm: A Novel of the Underground Railroad (Paperback)

from suztales

Although I almost stopped reading this after a few pages because the formatting was so bad, I kept going because the subject matter was interesting. I'm glad I did. The author tells a story about a tragic time in U.S. history. I knew little or nothing about the Quaker involvement in the undergrou...

from KWharton

I thought this was going to be a a bit of a cheesy romance with the Underground Railroad as a bit of background, but it was better than that! There were some coincidences that seemed a bit too neat, but not a lot of them. I wasn't too convinced by one of the main plot points, which seemed out of ...

from Stardust_Fiddle

A sweeping saga of historical fiction, Judith Coopey's "Redfield Farm" chronicles the life of Ann Redfield, a Quaker from rural Pennsylvania. Beginning when she was nine, in 1837, she realized that her older brother Jesse was aiding slaves on their trip to freedom along the Underground Railroad. ...

from Stardust_Fiddle

A sweeping saga of historical fiction, Judith Coopey's "Redfield Farm" chronicles the life of Ann Redfield, a Quaker from rural Pennsylvania. Beginning when she was nine, in 1837, she realized that her older brother Jesse was aiding slaves on their trip to freedom along the Underground Railroad. ...