The Boston Coffee Party

The Boston Coffee Party by Doreen Rappaport, published by Harper Collins on March 28, 1990, is a 64-page book written in English. This narrative unfolds during the Revolutionary War in colonial Boston, where young Sarah Homans confronts the greedy Merchant Thomas, who is exploiting the community by overcharging for sugar and coffee. As tensions rise, Sarah devises a plan to teach him a lesson, setting the stage for an unforgettable event.

Readers will find a story that intertwines elements of historical fiction with themes relevant to young audiences, including the challenges faced by girls and women during this period. The book presents a vivid portrayal of life in the United States during the Colonial and Revolutionary eras, focusing on the impact of greed and the spirit of resistance. With its engaging narrative, The Boston Coffee Party offers insights into the past while appealing to intermediate readers interested in both history and adventure.