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Private Cathay's Secret
by Rebecca O. Hayes
Age Range - 12 and up
Genre - Historical Fiction

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Age at time of review - 15
Reviewer's Location - Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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The historical fiction book Private Cathay's Secret by Rebecca O. Hayes, is a mind-blowing novel that you will love. In the novel, soldiers took a slave girl, Cathay, to be their cook. She traveled many places with her cousin, Jasper, who was also a slave, and the soldiers, and along the way, she learned how to cook better. When she was able to finally be free, and not a slave, she was lonely and didn't know what to do with herself. She then decided to join the army as a man. It was a hard task not being caught, but she pulled it off. In this novel, you will read of all the different places she went and what she went through on the way. Private Cathay's Secret is a fast, easy read that you will enjoy.

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I thought the book was an amazing book because seriously, how would you be able to join an army as a man and not get caught. It also taught me that you can accomplish anything in life, even if it's from joining the army, to working at Walmart. I think Rebecca O. Hayes did a really nice job with writing this book, and getting the right idea of it. She stepped into Cathay's shoes and expressed what Cathay would feel, think, and even say. Private Cathay's Secret was a really good novel.

 

Rating:
4
Content Rating:

Content rating - nothing offensive
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