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In "The Rebel," young Thomas Hutchinson must navigate the rough demands of a stern father and his growing, rebellious spirit. Set against the backdrop of the Revolutionary War, the story captures the tension between individuality and tradition in colonial America. Thomas’s journey reflects the broader struggles of a nation on the brink of independence.
The novel blends historical detail with the challenges of adolescence, offering a vivid portrait of family dynamics and patriotic upheaval that resonates with readers of all ages.
First publish date: 1996
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Nancy N. Rue
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