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Title	:	A Coal Miner's Bride: The Diary of Anetka Kaminska, Lattimer, Pennsylvania, 1896 (Dear America)
Author	:	Susan Campbell Bartoletti
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 219 pages
Published	:	2000 by Scholastic
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Young Adult. Fiction. Childrens

A Coal Miner's Bride: The Diary of Anetka Kaminska, Lattimer, Pennsylvania, 1896 (Dear America)

Susan Campbell Bartoletti

Paperback | Pages: 219 pages

Rating: 4.14 | 4712 Users | 237 Reviews

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This book. This book. I read it in fifth grade, absolutely adored it, and finally got my mom to order me a copy. I've read it once a year since then....and it's eight years later. From the heroine's courage and compassion to her wonderful, charming hero, this book hits the nail on the head for kids, adults, and anyone in between. The turmoil of the setting only adds to the magnificance that is this book. I'd reccommend it to anyone, anyone at all. I also credit it as one of the reasons I still prefer romance to any other genre. After reading about Anetka and Leon's developing love, I was hooked :) Anyway, this is one book I plan to keep forever!!

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Original Title:	A Coal Miner's Bride the Diary of Anetka Saminska (Dear America)
ISBN:	0439445612 (ISBN13: 9780439445610)
Series:	Dear America
Setting:	Lattimer, Pennsylvania,1896(United States) Pennsylvania(United States) Poland

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I would give this book a four and an half.Its a great book.I would no reccomend it to the people who hate death and drama.There is lots of drama with marradge,chices,and death.I dont really like the dear america books i always abandon them but this one i had to read for school so i had to read it all the way.When i finished the book i thought to myself im missing out on this book sires.

This is one of the "Dear America" series, an excellent group of books for intermediate readers. I've appreciated that good historical fiction is availa ble for younger readers. This is a good one in the series, esp. the relationship of Anetka and Leon. My only disagreement with the author is that, although written well, I don't believe it's realistic; Anetka packs her diary with an unusual amount of detail about the social and political world around her that an overworked young girl struggling

Anetka Kaminska it a thirteen year old Polish girl, who lives in Poland during the beginning of the book. She lives with her grandmother and her brother, while her father is in America, her mother having passed away some time ago. After a long time with no letter from her father, she recieves one that lets her know that a man has offered passage for her grandmother, her brother, and herself; all if she marries the man. She ends up going with her brother and a soldier of the Czar army that saved

This book. This book. I read it in fifth grade, absolutely adored it, and finally got my mom to order me a copy. I've read it once a year since then....and it's eight years later. From the heroine's courage and compassion to her wonderful, charming hero, this book hits the nail on the head for kids, adults, and anyone in between. The turmoil of the setting only adds to the magnificance that is this book. I'd reccommend it to anyone, anyone at all. I also credit it as one of the reasons I still

I assure you this review will contain spoilers. Here's what I think about the book... Yes, this is my all-time favorite book. I loved it so much the first time I read it that I read it three time until I had to return it to my school's library. I was 11 then. I just thought the characters where so credible! They were so likable and interesting! I could relate to all of them! I mean ALL. Anetka: She was amazing. She could do things that I could NEVER accomplish in my life. She was "headstrong"

A good one - a little more mature in content than your typical Dear America. It was neat to read about one so young though, coping with the new things in life what with marriage and raising children. Anetka has to grow up fast - a strong character! I enjoyed this a lot! :)

(Intermediate Historical Fiction) The book is written in dairy form and begins with Anetka buying a little black book with blank pages, this becomes her diary. Anetka is coming upon her 13th birthday and awaits her dowry and a suitable suitor. Unlike her mother and all those before her, she does not want an arranged marriage she wants to fall in love first. Anetka does fall to the tradition of arranged marriage and instantly becomes a mother to three young girls. Her husband drinks too much,