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Lassie,
the best-known collie, treks four hundred miles from the Scottish
Highlands to return to his true home in Yorkshire, England. Lassie
traverses mountains and moors, encounters wild storms and killer
weasels, jumps into ice cold rivers, and narrowly escapes dog catchers
along the way. (Chapter book)
Little
kids will enjoy the picture book version: Lassie
Come-Home.
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When
Jessup and Emily's family inherits a crumbling castle on Lismore
Island in the middle of Loch Linnhe, the kids encounter the Boggart,
a gleeful spirit that flitters about, likes bacon and sausage, and
plays tricks before breakfast. (Chapter book)
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Action-packed adventure in the highlands, inspired by the tale of Macbeth. Young Mary of Shiel, ward of Lord and Lady Macbeth, is caught in a web of treachery and wars of the Scottish lords. A great read for older kids. (Chapter book)
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In
this exciting historical novel, Bonnie Prince Charlie gathers
the Highland clans to rise against English rule, and young Duncan
marches with the MacDonalds. Duncan joins in the great battle
of Culloden, but despite defeat, he survives to help
Prince Charlie escape the redcoats. A great adventure, rich in
Scottish lore and color.
(Chapter book)
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(More children's
books on other Scotland pages) |