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Discusses reasons people keep track of time and looks at the progress made in timekeeping with clocks and other devices.

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The Industrial Revolution was supposed to bring progress, but to Annie, who must give up her dream of becoming a teacher to work in the mill and pay off her father's debts, "progress" is not what it seems.

"A good introduction to a pivotal point in social history" (Kirkus Reviews ), this novel explores how technology changed the lives of people when the first mill was built in Connecticut.

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When her spendthrift father goes into debt after buying a sheep and the inner workings of a clock, fifteen-year-old Annie Steele is sent to work in the town's new wool mill to help support her family. Her job is full of risk -- especially after she and her friend Robert discover that the mill's cruel overseer is stealing bags of wool and decide to do something about it.

Annie longs for the chance to continue her schooling and become a teacher. Will she ever be able to leave the mill?

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  • PublisherCavendish Square
  • Publication date2005
  • ISBN 10 0761415386
  • ISBN 13 9780761415381
  • BindingLibrary Binding
  • Number of pages127

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