The lost dispatch
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Author
Contributions
- Smith, Mason - Contributor
- Lanigan, Ryan - Contributor
Publication
2008 - Clark Group, Lexington, Ky, Kentucky
Language
English
Word Count
26,750 words, Guess
Page Count
107 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivelostdispatch0000mitc
- ISBN-101883589967
- ISBN-139781883589967
- OCLC Control Number319706518
- Open LibraryOL39811950M
Classifications
- DDC813.6
- LCCE474.39 .M58 2008
Description
Twelve-year-old Victoria Johnson reluctantly enlists in the Union Army. She's a little late. The Civil War was fought nearly 150 years ago. But Vic's sixth-grade class has joined adult re-enactors staging the October 8th, 1862, Battle of Perryville. That was the most important Civil War battle fought on Kentucky soil. Vic needs the extra-credit she's been promised, and the re-enactment beats spending a couple days with Granny Gladys and her yappy Chihuahua, Taco. So grudgingly, Vic trades her iPod, cell phone, and TV for a kepi, wooden rifle, and bug-infested tent. She's hot, itchy, and irritable, marching in a soldier's ill-fitting boots. But at least it's just for one weekend. It could seem like forever, though, when Vic discovers her tent-mate is her arch enemy, Latisha, the perfectionist. To make matters worse, Vic's fantasy of fame and fortune vanish when her great-great-great grandmother's journal is stolen. That journal could solve a mystery about the outcome of the battle-which, in turn, could have affected who won the Civil War.--Taken from Amazon.
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