I Am Regina

Year of Publication	1991
Publication Type	Novel
Number of Pages or Episodes	240 p.
Language	English
Contributors	Author: Sally M. Keehn
Publisher	Philomel Books
City	New York
Genre	Biographical Captivity Children's Christian Historical War Western Young Adult
Keywords	Native Americans French and Indian War Battle of the Monongahela Pontiac's Rebellion Henry Bouquet (1719-65) Regina Leininger (1746-unknown) Barbara Leininger (1743-1805) German Americans captives of Native Americans Protestants kidnappings
Abstract	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.
Author Biography	Sally M. Keehn (1947— ) was born in London, raised in Maryland, and educated at Hood College and Drexel University.
Time	1755-65
Places	Allegheny River Ohio River Allegheny County Pittsburgh Downtown Ft. Duquesne Ft. Pitt Armstrong County Kittanning Beaver County Clearfield County Clearfield Jefferson County Punxsutawney Lawrence County
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