Spring Pearl: The Last Flower

by Laurence Yep

Series: Girls of Many Lands (China)

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"Miss," the boy said, "We should be going."

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Called boyish by her new family for being able to read and write, twelve-year-old orphaned Spring Pearl's "odd ways" help save the family during the 1857 Opim War in Canton, China.

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