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The book "My Brother's Keeper" by Mary Pope Osborne is set in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania during the Civil War. It follows 9-10 year old Virginia and her family as her mother dies, the battle between rebels begins, and her older brother Jed goes missing in the fighting and returns home with a broken leg. The document expresses that the reader thought it was the best book they have ever read.
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- 4. CharactersVirginia is a nine or ten year-old girl.Pa is Virginia’s dad.Jed is Virginia older brother
- 5. What HappensFirst , her mother dies.Then, the battle rebels begins and Jed was missing.Finally, then they find Jed, and he came home with a broken leg.
- 6. What I Think About this Book I thought it was the best book I have ever read.