Doris Roettger

Teacher guide (Reading beyond the basal plus)

The True confessions of charlotte Doyle, Avi

A spellbinding tale of intrigue and murder on the high seas. As the lone "young lady" (13 year old) on a transatlantic voyage in 1832, Charlotte learns that the captain is murderous and the crew rebellious.

''by award-winning author Avi''

The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle

Arron Kau

I remember this one from when I was a kid. It's still a fun little read.

allison moler

fourth grade advanced readers group, slay!

Libby G

** spoiler alert **
           the true confessions is a ver good book. if you like mild pirates and sea adventure this is a good book. i was very happy with the end charrolet is a very belivelble characther. this adventure shows her gradual change from a young eglish lady to a strong salior by the end of the book you know she will never be the same charrolet dayole that borded the ship again.

Nadine 

Gripping tale of a damsel at sea for the 9-12 year old. Feisty but mistaken young girl sets sail in a doomed journey and finds herself and some interesting companions in the process.

Criticism would be quibble on the unlikeliness of the whole tale - requires extended suspended belief from an adult but younger readers probably have the imagination that it would take.

The True confessions of charlotte Doyle, Avi Teacher guide (Reading beyond the basal plus)

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