Jean F. (stampsarefun) reviewed Kirsten on the Trail (American Girl: Short Stories, Bk 3) on + 597 more book reviews
Kirsten's indian friend helps to find Kirsten's brother in the woods.
Dee R. (buds) reviewed Kirsten on the Trail (American Girl: Short Stories, Bk 3) on + 506 more book reviews
In Kirsten on the Trail, Kirsten's secret Indian friend returns. When Mama finds out about Singing Bird, she forbids Kirsten to play with her. But when Kirsten's little brother, Peter, gets lost in the woods, Kirsten knows just whom to call on for help.
After you read Kirsten's story, learn how to make a charm bag like the one Singing Bird gave Kirsten.
After you read Kirsten's story, learn how to make a charm bag like the one Singing Bird gave Kirsten.
Alice B. reviewed Kirsten on the Trail (American Girl: Short Stories, Bk 3) on + 3563 more book reviews
Kirsten on the Trail continues the story of a nine-year-old Swedish girl who's family has come to live on the frontier in 1854. Kirsten has a secret Indian friend, Singing Bird. But while they are visiting, her little brother Peter sees them. Peter promises not to tell anyone, but blurts it out to Kirsten's mother. Kirsten is forbidden to play with Singing Bird. But Peter runs off and gets lost. When Singing Bird saves Peter by helping Kirsten find him, Kirsten's mother agrees that Singing Bird is a good friend. This is an outstanding historical fiction and teaches children to be kind.
