Write On, Mercy is about the life of Mercy Otis Warren and the writings she wrote anonymously. Mercy was educated along side her brother until he went to college, but even then he brought home his books for her to learn. Mercy had a great interest in politics and writing. She began sending anonymous writing to the newspaper before the Revolution which received high praises. For the last thirty years of her life, Mercy wrote a series of history books and finally claimed her writings. Write On, Mercy gives a great message for children. Mercy's story explains to children they should not give up on their dreams even if people say they incapable. ( )

This tells the biography of Mercy Otis Warren who was women's right activist, political activist, American poet, and author of the work History of the Rise, Progress, and Termination, of the American Revolution. The author tells her inspirational story of wanting more than what society deemed was appropriate for women.

The story tells her story as young girl until she is an old women. The cartoon illustrations provide excellent details to the era, and allow the reader to truly gain an appreciation Mercy's work. This is a great piece to use for women's rights or American Revolution. The author has also included excellent sources, timeline of Mercy's life, and additional readings for children. ( )

A good introduction to the life of this fascinating woman. ( )