Charming story told in rhyme.

Comical and informative!

Hilarious and engaging!

Charming and funny!

Definitely not as good as Lights Out

Laura Frantz was unknown to me before I happened to find "The Indigo Heiress" at my Barnes & Noble... then she was recommended by my favorite author Gabrielle Meyer.... then I read this book was inspired by her visit to Locust Grove and George Rogers Clark. I was floored. I love the lore of Tecumseh and the Shawnee and do historical reenacting of the time just prior to the War of 1812 when Ohio was in its own war. I feel like this book was meant for this NW Ohio girl. I even appreciated the respectable nod to my beloved Shawnee in Five Feathers and his companions. Roxanna is one of my favorite female characters in a book. She's naive to experiences, but not dumb to the world... she's poised in her morals, but not rigid to see others can still be good even id they aren't... and she knows she lives in an imperfect world. The mystery, the frontier life, and angst of this slow burn with a difficult man was giving the whole time. I only wished for more a personal resolve in the end for Cass, but sometimes life itself steals thar from us and we move on to make the best peace with ourselves as Cass did. And for once... the ending scene to show us how it ended up wasn't so fluffy I couldn't enjoy it. It was the blessed chaos we all feel "Roxie" deserved.

amazing and funny.

The audio book was amazing! Trying implement the theory in my life.

The audio book was amazing! Trying implement the theory in my life.

Every middle school age person should read this!