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The Amethyst Bottle
by Linda Shields Allison
229 pages
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In 1854, a mysterious Bronze Bottle comes into the hands of a young Russian boy. Otto Stanoff finds work as a wrangler on a wagon train, hoping to find his brother, Ivan, in California. With the help of the curious bottle, a Sioux Indian and a shy young girl experience adventure and mishap along the trail.
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About the Book
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In 1854, a very old and mysterious bottle passes into the hands of a scrappy young Russian boy. Otto Stanoff struggles to survive in the slums of New York until he meets a former slave girl, Esther, who shows him a beautiful Bronze Bottle.
When the peculiar bottle begins to change from bronze and gold to stunning shades of violet, Otto soon learns that the Amethyst Bottle may help him on his journey to California, working as a wrangler on a wagon train.
Esther shares that she had received a similar surprise when an Irish girl, Tara, passed a beautiful Emerald Bottle into her hands. Otto hopes that the mysterious bottle will help him on his journey west to find his brother, Ivan, while prospecting for gold near San Francisco. With the help of the curious bottle, a secretive Sioux Indian and a shy young girl experience adventure and mishap along the trail.
The Amethyst Bottle is the third book in the Bottle Series Trilogy.
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Reviews
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The Amethyst Bottle by Linda Shields Allison takes us on a journey by wagon train to California. The rich historical details, the storytelling, and the characters reveal the challenges of this arduous trip. A rattling good ride. Sept. 2020
- S.E. Dorset, England
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About the Author |
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Linda Shields Allison received a BA from the University of California at San Bernardino and a masters degree from Azuza Pacific University. She is currently retired from teaching elementary education, and lives with her husband in San Diego. |
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