He’s a hottie, but an infuriating one for Jem. This especially applies to her lessons with her Tory teacher, John. She rarely does what she is supposed to do, and when she does, guys, she effing complains about it. Jem, the main character, is plucky, trouble-making, and rebellious. Of course, there’s other things about TIME ENOUGH FOR DRUMS that are appealing to me. It is set in places that still exist that I know. Because friends? This book takes place in NEW JERSEY. I couldn’t get it from my library fast enough. So when I was wandering around Goodreads, I happened upon some Ann Rinaldi books, and I soon discovered TIME ENOUGH FOR DRUMS, after it was strongly recommended to me by Tara from Hobbitses. Oh, baby! American Revolution! I love this shizz so hard guys, I don’t know that all of my nerding out could even convey the full breadth of my fascination with it. (First published by Troll Communications on March 28, 1986)
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