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The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle

Avi

Ages 10–15

Readers rate it 3.7 (115 on Hardcover)

232 pages · Released Apr 1, 1992

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The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle parent’s guide: what’s inside

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Sexual content

LGBTQ+ themes

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A note for parents

This Newbery Medal winner is a coming-of-age adventure set aboard a ship in 1832, where Charlotte must navigate danger and deception to survive. The story includes murder, mutiny, and some threatening violence, but nothing graphically depicted; it's suitable for mature middle readers. The novel rewards independence, critical thinking, and moral courage, with strong themes about questioning authority and trusting one's own judgment.

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As the only passenger, and the only female, on a transatlantic voyage in 1832, thirteen-year-old Charlotte finds herself caught between a murderous captain and a mutinous crew. As the only passenger, and the only female, on a transatlantic voyage in 1832, thirteen-year-old Charlotte finds herself caught between a murderous captain and a mutinous crew.

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  • Ships
  • Fiction
  • Self-perception
  • Sex role
  • Sea stories
  • Mutiny
  • Children's fiction
  • Sex role, fiction
  • Self-perception, fiction
  • Ships, fiction
  • Large type books
  • Love, fiction

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ISBN 9780380714759 · Avon Flare

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