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Original Title:	Under Copp's Hill (American Girl History Mysteries, #8)
ISBN:	1584850884 (ISBN13: 9781584850885)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	American Girl History Mysteries #8
Setting:	Boston, Massachusetts(United States)

Under Copp's Hill (American Girl History Mysteries #8) Paperback | Pages: 163 pages

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Title	:	Under Copp's Hill (American Girl History Mysteries #8)
Author	:	Katherine Ayres
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 163 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2000 by American Girl Publishing Inc
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Mystery. Childrens. Middle Grade

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The American Girl History Mysteries helped to make me who I am today. These books (along with the Magic Tree House series) instilled in me a deep curiosity about how people lived in different historical time periods - they're the reason I majored in history in college, and why I work in the field that I do today. I didn't read every one of the American Girl History Mysteries as a kid, but I came pretty close! Today, as an adult, I work in Boston's North End, and I recently came to the realization that one of the History Mysteries I read as a kid was set in this neighborhood, and I decided to take a brief jaunt into my past by revisiting Under Copp's Hill. To my surprise, I found that I recognized the names in the dedication page - they're the names of my boss and his family, who are related to that author! Since it was my job in the neighborhood that caused me to pick up this book again in the first place, I thought it was a funny coincidence that they were linked.

My personal reminisces about the series and my tenuous links to the author aside, I was really pleasantly surprised to rediscover how well written this book was! It had a compelling narrative and packed in a lot of information about Italian and Jewish immigrants of the North End in the early 1900s while still feeling pretty natural. I was had a really lovely time learning about the Saturday Evening Girls and the work of the settlement house, and I'll have a new appreciation for the history of the neighborhood the next time I stroll down Hull Street!

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Though there were a ton of cringe-worthy moments, I still enjoyed this story. I liked the Innie and Matela characters especially.



One of the best in the series so far. Sweet girls - sweet little souls. Good lessons in these books.

One of my favorites in the American Girl History Mystery series! The time period is interesting, but I also like how the author wrote this book. It's believable and fun to read. This is a very well-written and great book!

I love American Girl stories. This was a fun mystery set in Boston with immigrants in the early 1900s.

I love mystery books so this one was a good one to read. It kept me in and wasn't boring at all.

The American Girl History Mysteries helped to make me who I am today. These books (along with the Magic Tree House series) instilled in me a deep curiosity about how people lived in different historical time periods - they're the reason I majored in history in college, and why I work in the field that I do today. I didn't read every one of the American Girl History Mysteries as a kid, but I came pretty close! Today, as an adult, I work in Boston's North End, and I recently came to the