Delia Sherman The Freedom Maze
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Andre Norton Award 2011, Mythopoeic Award for Children's Literature 2012.
Thirteen-year-old Sophie isn't happy about spending summer at her grandmother's old house in the Bayou. But the house has a maze Sophie can't resist exploring once she finds it has a secretive and playful inhabitant.
When she makes an impulsive wish, she slips one hundred years into the past, to the year 1860. Once she makes her way, bedraggled and tanned, to what will one day be her grandmother’s house, she is taken for a slave.
"A subtle and haunting book that examines what it means to be who we are." — Holly Black
Delia Sherman The Freedom Maze