TY - SER
KW - Native Americans
KW - French and Indian War
KW - Battle of the Monongahela
KW - Pontiac's Rebellion
KW - Henry Bouquet (1719-65)
KW - Regina Leininger (1746-unknown)
KW - Barbara Leininger (1743-1805)
KW - German Americans
KW - captives of Native Americans
KW - Protestants
KW - kidnappings
AU - Sally M. Keehn
AB - A fictionalized retelling of the Penn’s Creek Massacre, at which Native American warriors capture young German immigrants Regina and Barbara Leininger.  Regina assimilates and adopts the name Tskinnak before being liberated after nine years by Colonel Henry Bouquet.
C1 - 1755-65
C3 - Allegheny River; Ohio River; Armstrong County; Kittanning; Allegheny County; Pittsburgh; Downtown; Ft. Duquesne; Ft. Pitt; Beaver County; Clearfield County; Clearfield; Jefferson County; Punxsutawney; Lawrence County
C4 - Children’s; Young Adult; Historical; Christian; Biographical; Captivity; War; Western
CY - New York
LA - English
M3 - Novel
N2 - A fictionalized retelling of the Penn’s Creek Massacre, at which Native American warriors capture young German immigrants Regina and Barbara Leininger.  Regina assimilates and adopts the name Tskinnak before being liberated after nine years by Colonel Henry Bouquet.
PB - Philomel Books
PP - New York
PY - 1991
RN - Sally M. Keehn (1947— ) was born in London, raised in Maryland, and educated at Hood College and Drexel University.
EP - 240 p.
TI - I Am Regina
ER -