Shadows in the Glasshouse
(American Girl History Mysteries) by
Megan McDonald
A Book That You Need To Read!
While working as an indentured servant for a Jamestown glassmaker in
1621, twelve-year-old Merry uncovers a case of sabotage.
Personal Review: Shadows in the Glasshouse (American Girl
History Mysteries) by Megan McDonald
This is the kind of book that gets you thinking,(who did it?). Merry is an
orphan and gets kidnapped. She finds herself on a smelly ship headed for
Jamestown. Is she going to be a slave, or an indentured servant? How
long wil she be there? Will she have enough food and clothes? Well, I'll
leave that for you to find out. Her life is a threatening patch of thorn
bushes. But at least her best friend, Angelo, is there to comfort her. The
problem is that Angelo's new glass formula book is missing!Oh, no! This
book is one of the best history mysteries that gets you on the edge of your
seat. I like this book because my favorite mystery stories are when there is

always trouble for the detective, even when it seems like the detective can
almost do nothing wrong. Merry may be in harms way, but she is always
on the path of victory! This book makes you want to know (automatically)
what is going to happen next. My friends and I (in the fourth grade)have
just finished reading it and we recommend it as a high winner with all the
similes, metaphors, personifications, and vivid descriptions!
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