Marie-Grace and the orphans

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Label

Marie-Grace and the orphans

Statement of responsibility

by Sarah Masters Buckey ; illustrations, Christine Kornacki ; vignettes, Cindy Salans Rosenheim

Creator

• trueBuckey, Sarah Masters, 1955-
• Buckey, Sarah Masters, 1955-

Contributor

• Kornacki, Christine,

Author

• Buckey, Sarah Masters, 1955-

Illustrator

• Kornacki, Christine,

Subject

• trueAbandoned infants
• trueAntebellum America (1820-1861) -- 1820 -- 1861
• Children's stories -- Foundlings
• Children's stories -- Free African Americans
• Children's stories -- Friends and associates
• Children's stories -- New Orleans (La.) | History -- 19th century
• Children's stories -- Orphans
• Fiction -- African Americans
• Fiction -- Friends and associates
• Fiction -- New Orleans (La.) | History
• Fiction -- Orphans
• Follett Library Resources
• trueFree African Americans
• trueFrench Americans
• trueGardner, Marie-Grace (Fictitious character)
• trueHistorical fiction
• Historical fiction. -- Orphans
• trueInterracial friendship
• trueNew Orleans, Louisiana -- History -- 19th century
• trueOrphans
• trueRey, Cecile (Fictitious character)
• sears
• sears -- African Americans
• sears -- Foundlings
• sears -- Friendship
• sears -- New Orleans (La.) -- History
• Fiction
• true1850s -- 1850 -- 1859
• true19th century -- 1801 -- 1900

Genre

• Orphans
• sears
• Free African Americans
• African Americans
• Foundlings
• Friendship
• trueHistorical fiction
• trueHistory

Language

eng

Summary

Marie-Grace Gardner, having found a baby on the doorstep, asks her friend Cécile Rey to help her protect th

Member of

• trueAmerican girls collection.
• trueAmerican girls collection

Tone

• trueFeel-good

Cataloging source

ICrlF

Dewey number

[Fic]

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Intended audience

• e child from a slave catcher and worries about rumors about a deadly fever in New Orleans
• Follett Library Resources
• 740
• 740L

Intended audience source

• 5.1
• 3-6
• Lexile
• Lexile

Interest level

MG

http://library.link/vocab/ext/novelist/lexile

740

Literary form

fiction

http://library.link/vocab/ext/novelist/minGradeLevel

• 3
• 4

Reading level

4.9

Series statement

American Girl. 1853

Series volume

3

Study program name

Accelerated Reader AR

Target audience

pre adolescent