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Sweetie

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for Sweetie by Kate Klimo and Tim Jessell

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  • Grade Levels:*
  • Grades 1-6
  • Word Count:
  • 17,579
  • Lexile Level:
  • 720L
  • ATOS Reading Level:
  • 5.2
  • Genre:
  • Adventure
  • Historical Fiction
  • Year Published:
  • 2015

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From Horn Book

July 1, 2015
In this continuation of the illustrated chapter-book series in which dogs tell their own stories in first-person narratives, Sweetie, a foxhound companion of George Washington, is witness to and participant in both Revolutionary War battles and Washington's domestic life. Her story is based on actual historical events described in the appendix; details about her breed are also included.

(Copyright 2015 by The Horn Book, Incorporated, Boston. All rights reserved.)

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