Iloved her never say die’ attitude!’ Barbara Park, author of Mick HarteWas Here’Fast paced and funny and much, much more! Meet Sarah up to her earsin trouble. Sarah’s witty observations and trouble makingantics make for fun reading, and readers even reluctant ones will cheer asshe finds an inventive solution to her ‘enemy’ problem.’Sarah is exactly thekind of kid who will have readers both girls and boys rallying behind her asshe tries to tackle a multitude of problems brought on by a family move. Lots of laughs and spunky characters abound inthis totally entertaining middle grade novel, reminiscent in style to those ofBarbara Park and Judy Blume.

And Sarah can’t stop herself from getting revenge even though itthreatens her new friendship. Stealing Freedom MP3 CD MP3 Audio, Augby Elisa Carbone (Author), Robin Miles (Reader) 160 ratings See all formats and editions Kindle 7.99 Read with Our Free App Audiobook 0.00 Free with your Audible trial Library Binding 18.42 5 Used from 6.50 1 New from 18. Butjust as it looks as if she might find one in fast talking, soccer playingChristina Perez, Sarah’s newfound enemy launches a crusade to make her lifemiserable. Stealing Freedom Elisa Lynn Carbone Knopf, 1998 - Juvenile Fiction - 258 pages 1 Review Reviews arent verified, but Google checks for and removes fake content when its identified. But who can blame her?Her family dragged her along on their move from Maine to Maryland, she’s lefther best friend behind, and the first kid her age she meets calls her a’sick o.’ What did she do? All Sarah really wants is to make a good friend. Ten year old Sarah definitely has an attitude. ‘Hurray for strong girl characters!’ Author Elisa Carbone bursts onto themiddle grade scene with a laugh out loud story of a girl who tackles lifehead on.

Stealing Freedom by Elisa Carbone