Get Trouble For Lucy Penned By Carla Stevens Issued As Version
on Trouble for Lucy
homeschool read. It was very basic purposely for a young audience, but maybe too young for us, Also, the dad in the story was ridiculously unsympathetic, Not
our favorite. Was going over the Oregon Trail with my children for a few days and this was a good introduction to it.
Lucy was part of the first set of wagon trains that wen to Oregon from Independence, Missouri, Lucy has a little puppy that gets into trouble, Her dad is so concerned about her pregnant mother, that Lucy seems to be yelled at by her dad all the time, and she is just doing her best to live her life on the road.
.stars, because this should have been a little bit longer, It was good though! A cute book about life on the Oregon Trail, I'm not sure why one reviewer said that it was sad maybe there was another version of the book at one point I read theversion.
It wasn't sad at all although there were moments where you worried about Lucy and/or her puppy, it was sad why the puppy to sad if you ask me Kinda corny, but it does a great job introducing several characters with emotional development and change.
Natalie rates this book withorstars,
our favorite. Was going over the Oregon Trail with my children for a few days and this was a good introduction to it.
Lucy was part of the first set of wagon trains that wen to Oregon from Independence, Missouri, Lucy has a little puppy that gets into trouble, Her dad is so concerned about her pregnant mother, that Lucy seems to be yelled at by her dad all the time, and she is just doing her best to live her life on the road.
.stars, because this should have been a little bit longer, It was good though! A cute book about life on the Oregon Trail, I'm not sure why one reviewer said that it was sad maybe there was another version of the book at one point I read theversion.
It wasn't sad at all although there were moments where you worried about Lucy and/or her puppy, it was sad why the puppy to sad if you ask me Kinda corny, but it does a great job introducing several characters with emotional development and change.
Natalie rates this book withorstars,
Lucy's frisky little puppy, Finn, gets into one scrape after another as Lucy and her family travel westward to Oregon by wagon train in.
Carla Stevens