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Title: Across the Wide and Lonesome Prairie: The Oregon Trail Diary of Hattie Campbell, 1847 (Dear America) by Kristiana Gregory ISBN: 0-590-22651-7 Publisher: Scholastic Pub. Date: 01 March, 1997 Format: School & Library Binding Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $10.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.89 (134 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Chandra's review
Comment: There once was a girl named Hattie Cambell. She lived in Boonville, Missoura. Her father said they would go to Oregon. Her mother didn't like the idea and got mad. After a few days her mom started to talk to her father. She said she would go but she would miss her friends. They packed up and got on the boat to go to Independence. When they got there, they got their supplies and waited to start on their tirp. On the trail, Hattie meet a girl named Peper. Peper has a twin brother named Wade. They were going to Oregon, too. A lot of people died on the trial. A lot of people didn't want to leave there dead loved ones behind. Will Hattie and her family make it to Oregon? One day her little brother, Ben, was playing, and he fell and he didn't have time to move away from the wagon! I recomend this book, because it inspired me. It will inspire you.

Rating: 3
Summary: a modern girl dropped in the past
Comment: I am amazed at the uniformity of the reviews for this book. I enjoyed it. I love historical fiction. But Hattie is such a modern girl. I think several of her opinions are not possible for a girl of her era. However, the advantage of this is that it drove me to read more, to prove my theory. It's an enjoyable book, but not a realistic girl of the era.

Rating: 5
Summary: Wonderful Book!
Comment: This is a great book, one that I cannot keep track of how many times I've read it- and it's the only book I've ever re-read (and I'm an advid reader- currently reading 4 novels at the same time)! The author is very good, and the story is great.

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