An illustrated comparison of George Washington and King George III in the years leading up to and including the American Revolution, with a particularly balanced presentation of both the British and the American points of view.
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Twelve Native American school children present aspects of Native American history, specifically the detrimental affect of treaties with the U.S. goverment. The refrain “We are still here!” reflects the communities’ resilience and a call for recognition and acknowledgement in modern America.
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Short non-fiction stories of both well-known and obscure people and events from American history
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Picture book tells the story of the life of the Native American Pokanoket man who welcomed English settlers and the harvest festival that is today celebrated as Thanksgiving.
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An account of Paul Revere’s famous midnight ride, as well as his many activities leading up to the American Revolution, as humorously told by his horse.
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A companion book to The Pilgrims of Plimouth and People of the Breaking Day, this book shows what happens when tensions increase between the indigenous Wampanoag and the English settlers of Plymouth Colony.
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Picture book depicting daily life for Native American Wampanoag before first contact with Europeans. Companion book to author’s The Pilgrims of Plimouth and Thunder from the Clear Sky.
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Illustrated account of pilgrims’ Mayflower voyage and settlement at Plymouth Colony. This is a companion book to the author’s People of the Breaking Day and Thunder from the Clear Sky.
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7 yo African girl is kidnapped and sold into slavery. She is encouraged by her Boston owners to become literate and becomes the first published African American woman.
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14 yo white Bostonian girl helps an African American runaway slave girl, told in alternating points of view.
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