The Adventures of Curzon in Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson

Kempe "Chain" role Essay Novel "Chain", when he appeared in the book, he appeared as a first real adventure when he appeared in the book, the whole of the novel "chain" he replied to him : "I said that I am an American, [...] American soldiers" (p. 164). At the beginning of the book Curzon offers Isabel to tea pumps. This is the risk that Curzon owed first in this book. At first, we thought he was a different slave like Isabel, then I found that his treatment was a bit different from Isabel and Ruth.

The chain of Laurie Halse Anderson, published by Simon & Schuster in 2008, is a young adult novel. The main character is a 13-year-old slave who cooperated with her sister Ruth for Isabel, a loyal Manhattan family, Rock'n. Isabelle suffered from the atrocities of Mrs. Rockton. She is a despicable and miserable woman herself is abused by her husband. The relationship between her and her husband is abused physically and in words. Isabel and his sister's fate are intertwined with opportunities for slavery and freedom. Former boss of Rhode Island Miss Mary Finch promised freedom before she died. She also taught slaves to read and write. When Miss Marifinch died, there was no evidence document of her devotion to freedom. As a result, her nephew inherited her heritage and soon sold Isabel and Ruth to Rockton. When they were waiting for sale, Isabel thought it was running. Irish servant Jenny warns Isabel not to run away

Laurie Halse Anderson is the best-selling book in the New York Times and offers books for children of all ages including Fever 1793, Chains, Twisted. Her work is known for its humorous and delicate approach to solve tough subjects. And her work has won many domestic and state awards and international appraisals. Her two books "Speak and Chains" are the finalists of the National Book Awards. Anderson received the 2009 Margaret Edwards Award from the YALSA department of the American Adult Association for her huge contribution to young adult literature.

Laurie Halse Anderson received the National Book Award of the National Character Literature Award in 1999 and received Michael L. Printz Honor Book and Chains in 2008. In 2009, Anderson received the Margaret A. Edwards Lifetime Achievement Award. Her excellent contribution to young adult literature. She lives in northern New York