A Break with Charity Lib/E : A Story about the Salem Witch Trials (CD-Audio)

from yourotherleft

A Break With Charity is Rinaldi's mostly imagined account of Susanna English, teenage daughter of parents John and Mary actual people who were accused in the Salem Witch Trials. Susanna is fourteen and though she deeply desires to mingle with other girls of her age group in Salem finds herself to...

from Sassy_Seshat

A great, well researched fictional story about the events of the Salem Witch Trials. Includes a great authors not that separates fact from fiction.

from coffee.is.yum

What a great historical novel about the Salem Witch Trials. Rinaldi gives the readers the insightful perspective through a protagonist who has witnessed the Salem Witch Trials from the very beignning--from the meetings of the Circle to the confession of Ann Putnam followed years after everything ...

from joririchardson

"A Break With Charity" is my personal favorite Ann Rinaldi book ever. The Salem Witch Trials were a fascinating part of history, and Rinaldi has truly brought them to life. The characters, setting, and over-all dark, foreboding feel to the book make it so realistic that it is almost eerie. I woul...

from SadieReads

"A Break with Charity" is an historical novel that takes place during the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. It begins in 1706 with Susanna English returning to Salem to hear the apologies of Ann Putnam, one of the girls foremost responsible for the trials. The majority of the book is Elizabeth's reflec...