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File Size: 101502 KB

Print Length: 128 pages

Publisher: Amulet Books (April 21, 2015)

Publication Date: April 21, 2015

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B00TMJLJDC

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About me: I have become a big fan of Nathan Hale's work. I teach high school social studies classes, and I'm always looking for new ways to engage students in history. Some of my students do not read on grade level so reading a "Hazardous Tale" is doable and confidence building. In addition, I always acquire some new information while reading these books.Brief Summary: Like every other Hazardous Tale, (the historical) Nathan Hale tells a British officer and his executioner a story before he is hung. They want a story which doesn't show that “everything America does is perfect.” In this tale, the main character is Harriet Tubman, born Araminta “Minty” Ross. We see her grow up, bounce among several owners, resolve to be free, and become the famous conductor on the Underground Railroad we all learned about in school.What I like:-Hale does an excellent job of exposing the dark years of slavery while not divulging too much which might overwhelm a reader relatively new to the subject.-“The Adventures of Tiny Fredrick Douglas” introduces readers to this very important historical figure while keeping with the flow of the book.-John Brown’s importance to the abolitionist movement is also briefly but well explained.-Harriet Tubman’s desire to be free and give freedom to others shines through. An old injury didn’t make her an ideal guide, but her tenacity to get the job done can be felt in the pages.-Different methods used to smuggle runaways are illustrated and scattered appropriately through the text.-Simple but well planned illustrations make complex situations attainable for all readers.-Inside the front and back covers, a map of North America in 1850 shows free and slave states, as well as marking routes for the Underground Railroad.Mild criticisms:-I didn't learn as much from this book as from others by Hale. Harriet Tubman, while certainly “hazardous,” is a more familiar to most people, I’d think.-The executioner and British soldier characters seemed to interrupt the story more than help tell the story (as done in others by Hale).- At times the story seemed to jump without warning. A couple times I found myself checking the page numbers to make sure I didn't skip a page.-All the back and forth in Harriet’s travels made who she was rescuing confusing at times.Overall, nice job, Mr. Hale. Thank you for sharing your talents and passion for history with us.tl;dr – 4.5/5 stars. For grade 4 to adults, a good overview of slavery, Harriet Tubman, and the Underground Railroad.

My 8yo son has read each of the NHHT books multiple times. He keeps one with him wherever he goes. They can have themes that may be shocking for some, but those opened good discussions for our family. For example, _The Underground Abductor_ exposes some atrocities of slavery that I wasn't aware of. Our kid asked questions, and we talked them out.If you have a kid who loves learning and humor and you can handle having discussions about hard stuff occasionally, then I highly recommend these books.We have loaned a couple to friends who don't love reading for pleasure, and they also LOVED these books.

Great book for 3rd-6th graders. This entire series is super entertaining and filled with tons of facts, but this one specifically focuses on Harriet Tubman. I personally learned *so much* about her that I didn't know, it made me want to research even more about her. The graphics are frank re: how severe slavery was, walking a fine line between whitewashing and gruesome. It was very appropriate level of frankness. There are also several pages devoted to Frederick Douglass. Now that my 10yo son has read it I plan to read it out loud to him and his 8yo sister so that we can discuss along the way. Highly recommend!

I think this is Nathan Hale's best book to date! Which is saying a lot. This is the story of Harriet Tubman and her work with the Underground Railroad. My 11 year old son found this book absorbing. I read it as soon as he was finished, and agree wholeheartedly. Hale manages to combine historical research and humor in a way that makes kids want to read.We have all of the "Hazardous Tales" books. I pre-order them as soon as I can. My son has read and re-read all of them, and they have even inspired him to find other books to expand his knowledge. Can't wait for the next one!

It's great when book series I love are doing well. Well enough that the series continues. That doesn't always happen, which makes me hesitate to put all my lovin' into one particular franchise. Happily, one of the current hits among history-based-graphic-novels-for-middle-grades is "Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales." The series is written by to-me local guy Nathan Hale, and he's finding a wider audience than you'd expect for such a narrow piece of the market. The audience is coming because the books are good. Having tackled subjects like the Revolutionary War, Civil War, the Donner Party, and World War I, he's gone back to the 19th Century for his fifth book, "The Underground Abductor.""The Underground Abductor" is the story of Harriet Tubman, and is the first in the series that's a biography of a single person. It's a break in the formula that Hale has established, but is still able to use one woman's story as an exemplar of what's happening in the wider story of American History. In this case, slavery and the abolitionist movement in the antebellum South.The format is the same as the other books in this series: American patriot/spy Nathan Hale is at the gallows, about to be executed by a Hangman and British Provost. As he's about to die, he's able to magically see all of American History, and entertains the Hangman and Provost with the tales, Sheherazade-style. At the beginning of this story, the Provost (stuffy, very British) says essentially "all of these stories are about how America is so great, so special, the best country ever..." which Hale admits to, but does say that the country has made many mistakes, and that slavery is one of the worst.Hale (the author) does a good job of laying out the history of slavery quickly getting us up to the 1830s, when Harriet Tubman was a young girl. Back then she was "Araminta Ross," and she keeps that name for the half of the book before she escapes to freedom. Her story gives us a good look at what the institution of slavery was like in the south at the time...in a word, terrible. Hale is able to do this in a way that honors the pain and condemns the horrors of slavery, but is still appropriate for the target audience of 5th - 8th graders. I wouldn't say it's sanitized; he gets into the fugitive slave laws, and punishments including hobbling. He describes and shows the beating of Araminta and other slaves, and there are passages that are a hard read because of that. Throughout, Hale's cartoony style of illustration is able to convey the humanity of these people, but soften some of the harder edges of history.In the middle of telling Harriet Tubman's story, Hale takes two small detours to tell other stories that fit into the same time period and subject: the Nat Turner Rebellion and the story of Frederick Douglass. He's able to tell both succinctly, and their inclusion gives us a broader view of what was happening outside of Tubman's relatively small world.If you're into history, or graphic novels, or have kids who are, this is an excellent entry into one of the best current series for middle grade readers.

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