Reviews for Brave Emily (American Girls Collection Series)

The average rating for Brave Emily (American Girls Collection Series) based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2019-01-05 00:00:00 Douglas Hoblit You're a 9 year-old London girl whose parents are sending you away to safety during the Second World War. You have an aunt in America. However, when you arrive, you discover she is in hospital with pneumonia, and a local family is inviting you to stay with them instead. You enroll in school, where the family's 9 year-old daughter Molly helps you navigate the difficulties of slang and honesty; she encourages you to come out of your shyness. She has nice friends who also befriend you. But unfortunately comes the big challenge: how to play a Flutophone. (Imagine ominous, squeaky honking musical crescendo here.)

Review # 2 was written on 2012-07-25 00:00:00 Charlie F Henson Tacked onto the Molly series, Brave Emily is from the perspective of Molly's English friend Emily Bennett, early in her stay in America. If you're familiar with the American Girl books, you know what to expect. It seemed to fit in with the rest of the books in Molly's series quite well, even with an entirely different narrator.