Blue thread [#1, The blue thread saga]

Title Blue thread [#1, The blue thread saga]
Names Feldman, Ruth Tenzer.
Book Number DBC07018
Title Status Active
Medium Digital Books
Annotation Set in Oregon, 1912. Miriam Josefsohn is supposed to live life as a pampered socialite, but would much rather work in the family print shop. When her father refuses to let her learn, she takes matters into her own hands and joins the surging women's suffrage movement. In the process, she discovers that a forgotten family heirloom - an intricate shawl with blue thread - has the mysterious power of transporting her to a different time, thousands of years in the past, with an entirely different struggle for women's rights. Will she be able to fight for the past, the present, and her future? For grades 6-9.
General Notes Available from BARD courtesy of the Washington Talking Book and Braille Library.
Local Notes When sixteen-year-old Miriam Josefsohn inherits her grandmother's prayer shawl, she is thrust into a time-traveling adventure where she is transported back in time to inspire the Daughters of Zelophehad, the first women in biblical history to own land.
Narrator Walter, Cara.
Series Feldman. The Blue Thread Saga
Length 8 hours, 18 minutes
Local Subject Fantasy - FA
Fiction - FI
Historical fiction - FI1
Inspirational - IN
Juvenile book - JU
Northwest adventure - NW4
Northwest historical fiction - NW6
Northwest fiction - NW1
Northwest history - NW8
Mysteries - MY
Science fiction - SF
Social sciences - SO
Adventure fiction - ADV1
Young Adult book - YA
Produced at WTBBL - PAW
LC Subject Women - Suffrage - Oregon - Juvenile fiction
Women's rights - Juvenile fiction
Time travel - Juvenile fiction
Fathers and daughters - Juvenile fiction
Courage - Juvenile fiction
Determination (Personality trait) - Juvenile fiction
Oregon - Juvenile fiction
Portland (Or.) - History - Juvenile fiction
Downloadable books
Fiction
Talking books
Audience Notes 6 NLS/BPH
Female narrator. NLS/BPH
Call Number [Fic]
Language English
Released 2012
Publication Info Seattle : Ooligan Press 2012
Original Publication Recorded from: Portland, OR : Ooligan Press, c2012. 9781932010411
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