History
is one of my favorite subjects. If you are anything like me, then this book is
something that you should definitely try out. A Break With Charity is a story
about the Salem witch trials back in the 1700's, written by Ann Rinaldi. You
follow a girl by the name of Susanna English whose dream has always been to
join the circle of girls that meet every week at the personage. That dream
quickly ends when Susanna discovers that the leader of the group, Ann Putnam,
is about to start a trail of lies that will eventually lead to many deaths and
torments to innocent people in Salem by accusing them of witchcraft. Susanna quickly puts the pieces together,
and gets Ann to admit it to her. Although after, she has to decide weather to
keep quiet and let this crazy panic go on, or "break charity" and put
her family at risk of being named as witches. Susanna keeps quite for a long
time. But will she continue to let this go on? What will the girls do to Salem,
her, and her family? Susanna has to stay faithful to her family, and do what’s
best for them, her, and her town.
Although it may seem weird, and hard to believe, this did happen. In real life!
In real circumstances. In the long run, we have discovered that witchcraft is
not a real thing. Nevertheless, it was once supposedly believed to be on this
Earth. The book focuses a lot on the relationships of the girls, drama,
witchcraft, family, and faith. You can easily relate to the book and some of
its main topics.
This book was honestly so good! I was constantly in shock at things that
happened. You would never believe some of the people that these girls call out
as witches, or when, and how they do it! These girls are crazy but it just
keeps you wondering what those lunatics are going to do next! On the other
hand, it brings you to reality a little bit. On decisions you re making and how
to handle them. Or even drama with teenage girls. I would definitely recommend
this book to people that like suspense, history, and drama. Even a little mystery.
Definite A+.
1 comment:
I really liked your book report. You gave great detail. This sounds like a great book . It sounds like it would give you a new perspective of the witch trials. Especially for me because I know little of the witch trials right now.
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