Your Mission: Find Mary’s secret diary using spycraft stools to uncover hidden codes! It’s a true story of bravery: Mary Bowser was an African American spy for the Union who worked as a maid in the mansion of Confederate Jefferson Davis. From hair-raising close calls when she almost gets caught to how she uses her photographic memory to “steal” top secret documents. Mary’s story reads like a gripping novel. It’s a mystery to solve: There are clues embedded in the story’s text and illustrations, and Spycraft materials–including a replica Civil War cipher wheel–come in an envelope at the beginning of the book. Use both to discover what happened to Mary Bowser’s secret diary.
Mary Bowser and the Civil War Spy Ring: A Spy on History Book
$9.95
This book educates students about a true story of espionage during the American Civil War.
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Weight | 0.181 lbs |
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Dimensions | 15.2 × 1 × 21.1 in |
Mary Bowser and the Civil War Spy Ring: A Spy on History Book
$50.00
This book teaches about American Civil War history and espionage through the engaging story of a real historical figure.
Mary Bowser and the Civil War Spy Ring introduces an exciting interactive series for middle grade readers–Spy on History, where the reader gets to experience history in a whole new way, now in paperback. Meet Mary Bowser, an African American spy who was able to infiltrate the Confederate leadership at the highest level. Enigma Alberti dramatizes Mary Bowser’s suspenseful story–how she pretended to be illiterate, how she masterfully evaded detection, how she used her photographic memory to “copy” critical documents. Using spycraft materials included in a sealed envelope inside the book, a canny reader will be able to discover and unravel clues embedded in the text and illustrations, and solve the book’s ultimate mystery: Where did Mary hide her secret diary?
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Weight | 0.458 lbs |
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