Katy: The Woman Who Signed the Declaration of Independence (by Betty Bolté)

Aug 28

1 min read

I was mildly disappointed in this book. It was an okay read, but I did not care for the characters because they were not very well developed. I will not leave any spoilers. But if you want to read a book that tells the facts but does not pull you into the story, then you will enjoy it. And by the end, you will at least learn about Katy and the woman who “signed” the Declaration of Independence.

Thank you to NetGalley and Mystic Owl Publishing for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.

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