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Title: It's not what I was expecting, but it's not too bad.
Review: "Mutiny's Daughter" was not one of the better books by Ann Rinaldi, sadly. It was Rinaldi who "got me hooked" on historical fiction book, so when I'm at a loss for book to read, I always turn back to her. She usually writes historical fictions about better-known historical occurrences (Salem Witch Trials and The Civil War, for example), and she usually has strong heroes and heroines as her protagonists who overcome their troubles. With this book, neither is the case. Unless you're familiar with Fletcher Christian (who I don't think is even in the history textbooks anymore, at least that I've experienced, and I only know about him through the movie "The Bounty"), or if you want to read about a weaker protagonist who hardly stands up for herself, this book may come as a slight shock to you, seeing as it is an Ann Rinaldi book. It's a fast read, and will introduce you to this time in history. I "sorta" recommend.
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