The Bronze Bow Free Audiobook Download by Elizabeth George Speare

The Bronze Bow is an inspiring, historical fiction novel about a young woman who has to make her own way in the world.

The Bronze Bow tells the tale of a brother and sister that are separated at birth. The brother is taken by their mother's people, a group of barbarians, to be raised as one of them. The sister was taken away as an infant to be raised in safety. But after many years, when their mother dies, the siblings are finally reunited.

This is a book of the adventures of two children in 16th century England. They are the son and daughter of a blacksmith who lives near Canterbury and are sent to live with his brother, who teaches them to be archers. Along their journey they fight for freedom from an oppressive king and regain the knowledge of how to forge weapons.

The Bronze Bow, a story of the struggle for freedom set in Ancient Greece, is rife with potential for inspiring readers of all ages. The only issue is that some young students can't find anything to relate to because the protagonist and author are both male. Pat Young, who narrated the audiobook, does an excellent job at giving a female perspective on the story.

The Bronze Bow, was written and published in 1943. It is the second book in the Hunt Valley series by Elizabeth George Speare. The protagonist and main character of the book is 10 year-old Mattie Silsbee who lives with her mother and father in a turn-of-the-century house on their farm.

The Bronze Bow is a classic of American literature, and the story of a young girl who is left homeless in the woods. The story is told from multiple perspectives, which has led to this being one of Elizabeth George Speare's most well-known books. It was awarded the Newberry Medal for excellence in American children's literature in 1954, the Lewis Carroll Shelf Award in 2000, and was ranked number 20 on List of 100 best English-language novels for children since 1950 by School Library Journal.