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Night Journeys by Avi

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Night Journeys

Avi

HarperCollins · Paperback · January 5, 2000

Reading lane: Colonial & Revolutionary U.S.

The year is 1768.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Freedom and Consequence

A colonial-era story of escape, conscience, and the cost of choosing where freedom begins.

Come here for

  • Questions of freedom, duty, and who gets to claim either
  • A young protagonist caught between strict beliefs and a tempting reward

Expect

  • A historical dilemma that grows more complicated after Peter acts
  • Choices with consequences, rather than a simple breakaway

Book Details

Authors
Avi
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published
January 5, 2000
Format
Paperback
Theme
Colonial & Revolutionary U.S. · Civil War Era
Reading lane
Colonial & Revolutionary U.S.

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  • US Biographies

  • Stories About Divorce

  • Orphans & Foster Kids

  • Stepfamily Stories

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  • Wars & Military History

  • Colonial & Revolutionary U.S.

  • Civil War Era

  • Friendship

About This Book

The year is 1768. In eight years, the American Revolution will begin. Newly orphaned, Peter York has been adopted by a deeply religious Quaker fame. Peter chafes under his new guardian's strict and unyielding views and vows to break away. He sees his chance when two runaway indentured servants are reported to be fleeing through his community. If he catches one, there will be a reward -- and freedom. But capturing the runaways leads to consequences -- and choices -- Peter can...

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The year is 1768. In eight years, the American Revolution will begin. Newly orphaned, Peter York has been adopted by a deeply religious Quaker fame. Peter chafes under his new guardian's strict and unyielding views and vows to break away. He sees his chance when two runaway indentured servants are reported to be fleeing through his community. If he catches one, there will be a reward -- and freedom. But capturing the runaways leads to consequences -- and choices -- Peter cannot foresee.

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