Fenway and Hattie Free Audiobook Download by Victoria J. Coe

Fenway and Hattie is a companion novel to the acclaimed children's book Hattie Big Sky. The stories are told alternately from Fenway, the daughter of a Mohawk warrior, and the father of a Sioux medicine man. The adventures, which span different but parallel worlds, are magical and mysterious and will appeal to fans of many YA genres including fantasy, coming-of-age, historical fiction, science fiction and more.

Fenway and Hattie is an American historical novel by Victoria J. Coe published in 2001. It tells the story of two African American sisters, Fenway and Hattie, who are born in slavery in the late 1800s and their life after emancipation. The story takes place in Oklahoma during the early 20th century and follows their lives as homesteaders.

After buying a house in the historic Fenway neighborhood of Boston, Tara Sands and her husband decided to leave their old life behind and make Boston their new home. And what better way to ease into this big transition than by adopting a rescue dog? For the first few years, things were peaceful until Tara began hearing a scratching noise in her backyard every night. When she was finally able to catch one glimpse of the creature from the window, it was clear that something had moved in with them - something unseen.

This is the first audio book in the Fenway and Hattie series. The story tells of two dogs- Fenway and Hattie, who live at Fenway Park. They share their love for baseball and their daily walks before and after games with the neighborhood kids from Boston's poorest neighborhoods.

Fenway and Hattie is based on the true story of Fenway, the Boston terrier that became a beloved figure in Boston during the Great Depression. He was a real dog who lived in the city from 1925 to 1947, when he died at age 11. Although President Franklin D. Roosevelt had been trying to get people to adopt more pets, Fenway was one of the few dogs that found a home and continued living with his family until death.