A Break With Charity Resources

Get to know Ann Rinaldi and learn how she started writing for young adults. The story might surprise you.

Check out this interview where Rinaldi dishes on how being a reporter helps her write her historical books.

This review is short, but the folks at Publishers Weekly sure do like A Break with Charity. (And here's a secret: so do we.)

Ever wonder what Ann Putnam would look like on Facebook? Well here's your answer.

Some kids made a seriously rad trailer for this book as a school project.

Take a look at this 1692 map of Salem and see if you can get around town.

It's not the happiest pic, but here's an image of Bridget Bishop getting ready to be hanged.

This illustration from the 1800s has one of the afflicted girls pretending to be possessed. It's not a pretty sight.

Check out the arrest warrant for Elizabeth Proctor and Sarah Cloyce.