My Story: Mill Girl
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“Something terrible has happened. I can scarcely bring myself to write the words. I AM TO START AT THE MILL ON MONDAY!” Eliza has heard dreadful things about the factory mills that are sweeping across Britain, turning it into an industrial nation. The work is said to be hard, and the conditions atrocious. Now it is Eliza’s turn to find out the truth for herself. Will she still be Eliza – or just a pair of factory hands? A fascinating story-diary set in 1840s Manchester.
Product Details
Series
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781407103730
Date published
May 5th, 2008
Lexile measure
830L
Accelerated Reader
AR book level: 5.3; Middle years; 6.0 points
Other details
- 192 pages
Condition
New
Part of this Series
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What kids think
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AngelofDeath
on 8 March 2014really good.
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read4ever
on 4 July 2013I loved this book,its one of my fav. it was very interesting and i found ot mills workers had a very tough life. i also liked her relationship with jack.however i would like too know what will happen next.
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nellyanna1
on 3 August 2012I adored this book, I was reading 24/7! I thought it was really interesting, as it was a completely new topic for me. What I love about this series is the personal touch. I also loved Eliza’s friendship with Jack, and how close they were because of Eliza’s late brother, William. I would have liked it to be longer because I wanted to hear more about her new life in the countryside. Overall, one of my favourite My Story books! I recommend it to ages 11+
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Becky36103
on 21 October 2011I found this book very moving. I loved how there was a diary entry from the 1840’s.My favourite character was Eliza, as she has simallar characteristics to myself. I would recomend this book for the ages 9+. Enjoy your reading!
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Mir15300
on 3 August 2011This book is very interesting and I’m always with my nose in this book !! Very looking forward to read the other diaries of the Bumper Pack :)
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heart29
on 27 November 2010I very interesting story. I’m sure you will like it, especially if you’re a girl
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MrsEdwardCullen
on 22 February 2010This Book Is Magnificent, to put it plainly!! As its written as a dirary it really puts life into perspective from the 1800’s and helps you understand. Will be very helpful for help on history homeworks e.t.c. and just for general pleasure. A very interesting book and should be read 11+ :) x
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aquaclogirl
on 22 March 2009I recomend this for history lovers. Other people that like more of an adventure, comedey, romance or any other genre may not like this book. i have got it but have not read it yet, although my sister has and so has my brother. my family like history. could help with history at school too. tnx!!! :)
5 out of 5
Sportsgal
on 12 March 2014
I adore this book. It’s my one of my favorite books I’ve read. I think her friendship with Jack is really sweet. I think jack is my favorite character! I would recomend this book to girls over 8 years old. I’m hoping to read The Hunger next time.