My Story: No Way Back
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Join Mary Wade on a long and perilous journey that begins in the slums of eighteenth century London. Aged thirteen, Mary is imprisoned in Newgate prison awaiting sentence of death for a petty theft. When her sentence is commuted to transportation she sets sail onboard a prison ship to the other side of the world. Australia brings the promise of a new life, but does Mary have what it takes to make it in the land of opportunity?
Product Details
Series
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781407117843
Date published
January 5th, 2012
Accelerated Reader
AR book level: 4.7; Middle years; 5.0 points
Other details
- 160 pages
Condition
New
UK editionPart of this Series
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AngelofDeath
on 8 March 2014Sooo Fabulous
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Spidergirl
on 7 March 2014This book makes you think for a little while after completing it
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Catherine0703
on 6 March 2014I love this book even though it is quite sad it is still an excellent book
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PaigeK
on 27 January 2014sooo want to read it
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lap312i
on 8 March 2013this book sounds good
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2533becky
on 3 March 2012Ilove it The riveting true story of thirteen-year-old Mary Wade – one of the first and youngest British convicts to be transported to Australia. Raised in the slums of eighteenth century London, Mary is sentenced to death for a petty theft at the age of just thirteen. While she is shut up in Newgate prison awaiting execution, her sentence is commuted to transportation to an Australian penal colony. So Mary sets sail aboard a prison ship to the other side of the world.
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cutestar32
on 2 February 2012i love these type of books because they are really intresting moreover they are really sad in addition they extremely give you lots of thoughts
5 out of 5
india0
on 2 April 2014
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