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Title	:	The Ravenmaster's Secret: Escape From The Tower Of London
Author	:	Elvira Woodruff
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 225 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2005 by Scholastic Paperbacks (first published 2003)
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Young Adult. Fiction. Childrens. Middle Grade

The Ravenmaster's Secret: Escape From The Tower Of London

Elvira Woodruff

Paperback | Pages: 225 pages

Rating: 3.85 | 2116 Users | 188 Reviews

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Best-selling author Elvira Woodruff's thrilling novel set in 1700s London. Now in paperback!

It's 1735. Forrest Harper's life inside the Tower of London consists of three ways to pass the time: chores, chores, and more chores. His only friends are the spirited ravens he tends with his father. So when vicious Scottish Rebels are captured, Forrest can't wait to prove himself by standing guard. If only Forrest's prisoner hadn't turned out to be the noble and daring Maddy. And if only Maddy wasn't about to be executed. . . .
Now, as Forrest chooses between friendship and family, safety and escape, he and Maddy must flee, somehow navigating the cold, dank corridors of the Tower.

Book Details: Format: Paperback Publication Date: 9/1/2005 Pages: 240 Reading Level: Age 8 and Up

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Original Title:	The Ravenmaster's Secret: Escape From The Tower Of London
ISBN:	0439281342 (ISBN13: 9780439281348)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Forrest Harper, Madeline McKay Stewart, Ned White, Hugh Harper
Setting:	United Kingdom London, England(United Kingdom)
Literary Awards:	Rebecca Caudill Young Readers' Book Award Nominee (2006)

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Forrest Harper is the son of a guard at the Tower of London who holds the additional role of Ravenmaster. The boy's best friends are Tuck, a raven he's raised from a fledgling, and Rat, a boy who works for the Tower's rat-catcher. Excitement surrounds news that they're to have a new prisoner, a dangerous villain of a Scot taken in battle. Only the prisoner put into his father's keeping turns out to be a girl no older than himself. Rat-catchers and chimney sweeps. Indenture and collar days.

In the story there is a boy named Forrest. He lives within the towers walls. His fathers job is to take care of the ravens and Forrest has to help his father with taking care of the birds but also with other things. One of the jobs is to bring food to the prisoners. Forrest doesn't like the way he lives. One day Forrest gets a new prisoner that he is to bring food to every day. The prisoner is a Scottish girl. One night Forrest goes outside and finds out that his friend Ned has been sold to a

And now for a quick peek into the 1735 Tower of London. Told from the viewpoint of the Ravenmaster's son, the story is about oppression, the evil Scots, a rat catcher, an even more evil chimney sweep, turbulent times, and friendship. It is common life inside the Tower for the Warders and their families. Forrest knows he is destined to be the next Ravenmaster, but he longs to know life beyond the Tower walls. He helps guard a prison who is more than a little different: she's a girl, she's a Scot,

My reaction to this book is a shrug of the shoulders and an eh. Im not really sure who is the intended audience for this book. It is a pretty juvenile storyline. But then there are a couple fairly descriptive scenes of people being executed, so... hmm. It is moderately interesting and the historical setting is fun. However, it is too childish to be a good YA or adult novel and a bit too gruesome to be a good childrens novel. And considering it was fairly mediocre to begin with: eh is all I have

Nice book about the middle ages in EuropeRecommend to people who like to read about history and other types of fictionThis was the first book that i acutually liked which was historic fiction

This book was a fascinating story of a young boy who has some amazing friends. Forest lives at the tower of London, his father is the Ravenmaster and a guard at the Tower of London- the Bloody Tower to be exact. What will happen when a girl about his age is imprisoned there and she is innocent? Will he be able to help her?

I enjoyed this book because it was about growing up during the middle ages and Woodruff had done the homework on what life was like.Made me feel like I was walking right beside the main character.