Out of Many Waters by Jacqueline Dembar Greene

Kidnapped from their parents during the Portuguese Inquisition, Maria and Isobel Ben Lazar were shipped across the ocean and forced to work as slaves at a monastery in Brazil. This novel tells the story of their escape from the monastery, then follows Isobel as she stows away aboard a Dutch ship bound for Amsterdam. The first study guide relates to the value of zrizut (taking initiative) and the second relates to the historical focus of the book.

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