The Keeping Room
The Keeping Room by Anna Myers is a historical juvenile fiction novel published by Penguin on July 19, 1999. This reprint edition spans 144 pages and is written in English. The story follows 13-year-old Joey Kershaw, who is left in charge of his home in Camden, South Carolina, when his father, Colonel Joseph Kershaw, departs to lead American rebels against the British during the Colonial and Revolutionary periods.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of bravery and revenge as Joey grapples with the challenges of his new responsibilities. With General Cornwallis occupying their home and American prisoners facing dire consequences, Joey’s determination to protect his family and seek justice drives the plot. This edition provides an engaging glimpse into the historical context of military conflicts and the experiences of boys and men during this tumultuous time in United States history.
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When Colonel Joseph Kershaw leaves Camden, South Carolina, to lead the American rebels in their struggle against the British, he leaves his son Joey behind as the man of the house. But what can a 13-year-old do when General Cornwallis comes into town and makes the Kershaws’ home his headquarters, and begins hanging American prisoners in the family garden? Joey is determined to get revenge–even if he has to risk everything.
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