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Sofia's War Analysis

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Sofia's War is set in New York, 1776 during the Revolutionary War. It tells the tale of a girl named Sofia Calderwood and her family. Her brother William goes missing after his battalion is defeated by George Washingon's army at the Battle of Brooklyn. When the city is occupied by the British, Lieutenant John Andre of the English army is quartered at the Calderwood's family

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