When Becky's father died, her older brother Rodney took over the duties of protecting and providing for the family; but when Rodney is kidnapped by Kasaskian Indians, Becky becomes the "man of the family". Through a series of events, Becky ends up becoming a local hero after thwarting an ambush and joins up with George Rogers Clark and a host of other historical characters to try and get her brother back. Well researched with vivid details of frontier life, this historical novel deftly weaves Becky's stories with that of Daniel Boone, Black Fish, Dragging Canoe, De Quindre and other historical figures and events. 198 pages, softcover. Ages 10-12.

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