Listening for Lions by Gloria Whelan
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Book Summary Author: Gloria Whelan Edition: Paperback Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language); English (Published) Published: 2006-10-10 ISBN: 006058176X Number of pages: 208 Publisher: HarperCollins |
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Summary: 3 Stars
Rachel is a girl who lives in Africa. Her parents died from influenza and a rich family decided to replace her for their dead daughter. They sent her to her "grandfather" in England to pretend to be someone she is not to get his wealth.
In England she and her grandfather bond together and have fun. But then a couple months later the Pritchard's come to England to pick up their Rachel, and make sure she got her job done. Rachel feels bad about lying so much to her "grandfather". But she doesn't want the Pritchards to get mad at her and punish her. Will she tell her grandfather the truth?
In the beginning of the book, Rachel was shy and obedient. But over time she became bolder. It must be hard to pretend to be someone your not. I would not want to be in her position where I had no opinion. I recommend this book to people who like adventure because in this book, Rachel's life is full of adventure.