Schlitz, L. A. (2007). Good masters, sweet ladies. Boston, MA: Candlewick Press.
The style of book allows
students to deepen their comprehension through the eyes of a script to be able to
travel to an ominous time in history. Characters are carefully written to transition
and connect to one another. From Isobel, the Lord’s daughter who gets thrown a
clod of dung on the way to the market to Barbary, the mud slinger attempting to
hide her evil actions by using baby twins, Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! does an
excellent job teaching about the mindsets of people and notions that many often
had. Understanding history is well
structured by Schlitz through his illustrations, side notes, and background pages.
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