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Soldier's Heart: Chapters Nine - Author's Notes - Quiz
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According to the author Charley was a real person who fought in the Union Army. How did Paulsen change Charley's character? How did he keep Charley's character the same?
Were you surprised at the way this story ended for Charley? What would you have liked to change?
How was Charley different than other young men his age at fifteen, at twenty-one, and at twenty-three?
How would Charley's life have been different if he had not gone to war? Do you think Charley made a mistake going to war? Why or why not?
How do you think the country would have been different if the Confederates had won the war?
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