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Gilson, Jamie

Stink Alley

183 pp. | HarperCollins | May, 2002 | Trade ISBN 0-688-17864-2 $$15.95 | Library ISBN 0-06-029217-2 $$15.89
(2) 4-6 In the early 1600s, the Pilgrims, led by William Brewster, spent several years in Leiden, Holland, where a quirky boy named Rembrandt van Rijn lived. Brewster and Rembrandt aren't really connected to one another in this historical novel, but both figure prominently in the life of its twelve-year-old fictional heroine, orphan Lizzy Tinker. This coming-of-age tale is a deftly woven mix of adventure, youthful ingenuity, and overcoming odds.
Reviewer: Margaret A. Bush | Horn Book Magazine Issue: September, 2002

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