Welcome to Litsy!

Now that the Netflix series is out, I‘m listening to this one again. It was one of my favorites when I read it several years ago.

Very good but tough to listen to.

My library just informed me that the audio is now available for me to check out!! Squee! A read + listen combo is my favorite way to enjoy #NonFicNovember

I already knew about the Ellen and William Craft and their escape, although only in a one-sentence history sense. Even though I generally knew how their story turned out, the twists and turns had me on the edge of my seat. I also enjoyed learning about other people in the Crafts‘ social circle who had also emancipated themselves via some very daring and ingenious plans. And Woo‘s research is immaculate.

Loved this.

Beautiful fall day/walk listening to this excellent book!

Interesting and informative. Lots of fascinating details. I read this slowly over the course of several months, one State at a time. Now I know that the shapes of the States are not nearly as random as they seem!

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I can‘t believe it‘s that time of year again! What should the #hashtagbrigade read next year? We read chapter a day, and we can spread any book over a couple months, so don‘t be afraid to nominate a longer book. I‘ll hold the nominations for a couple weeks, and then open up the voting.

I can‘t believe it‘s that time of year again! What should the #hashtagbrigade read next year? We read chapter a day, and we can spread any book over a couple months, so don‘t be afraid to nominate a longer book. I‘ll hold the nominations for a couple weeks, and then open up the voting.