Georgie’s sister, Agatha, left home with some people passing
through who were following the passenger pigeon migration, but a week later,
the sheriff brought her almost unrecognizable body home. Georgie is convinced that the body is not
Agatha but no one else believes it. So
Georgie hatches a plan to follow her sister’s trail herself and find proof that
Agatha is still alive. What she doesn’t
count on is her sister’s old beau, Billy, tagging along, or them running into
trouble, or confirmation that her sister, in fact, may have been consorting
with the sort of people that could have gotten her killed. This story has a lot of adventure, a great
female protagonist, and an interesting historical setting. A lot of older elementary or teen readers
would enjoy this book.
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