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It is 1873, and Matty's cousin, Neely Allen, is now a teacher in Massachusetts. Her life seems fairly settled until she gets exciting news of a summer school about to be opened by the eminent scientist Louis Agassiz. When Neely joins the group of famous scientists and teachers at Agassiz's school on a little island off the coast of Cape Cod, she finds romance, adventure, and mystery waiting for her.
"Compelling, a real winner... Pitches the reader headfirst into a spellbinding tale of mystery, romance and science." - Olivia Vehslage, 5th grade student, West Hartford CT.
"Neely [is] a young woman with a passion for knowledge, justice, and her own independence." - Barbara Gopas Gubbins, School Library Director, West Hartford CT.
"Compelling, a real winner... Pitches the reader headfirst into a spellbinding tale of mystery, romance and science." - Olivia Vehslage, 5th grade student, West Hartford CT.
"Neely [is] a young woman with a passion for knowledge, justice, and her own independence." - Barbara Gopas Gubbins, School Library Director, West Hartford CT.
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From the Author:
When we finished writing Ring Out Wild Bells, we knew that we needed a sequel to tell our readers what happened to Matty after medical school and Neely after her years at the Seminary. It wasn't until we started writing the sequel that we realized that we needed two sequels: one about Matty (that became The Town on Rambling Creek) and one about Neely. So this book tells us what became of Neely, whom we last met as she contemplated her future - with Stuart? with Paul? on her own? It also allowed us to bring back one of our favorite characters, Julia Mason, and to discover what had become of her too.
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"Compelling, a real winner... Pitches the reader headfirst into a spellbinding tale of mystery, romance and science." - Olivia Vehslage, 5th grade student, West Hartford CT.
"Neely [is] a young woman with a passion for knowledge, justice, and her own independence." - Barbara Gopas Gubbins, School Library Director, West Hartford CT.
"Neely [is] a young woman with a passion for knowledge, justice, and her own independence." - Barbara Gopas Gubbins, School Library Director, West Hartford CT.
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- PublisherAntrim House
- Publication date2005
- ISBN 10 0976209128
- ISBN 13 9780976209126
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages172
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