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My Lady Jane
A great choice for those who enjoy lighthearted, alternative history adventures and romance.
Girl Against the Universe
Teens who enjoy emotionally charged stories will appreciate this novel about resilience.
Women of Colonial America: 13 Stories of Courage and Survival in the New World
A strong option for those looking for more materials on women's contributions to American history.
Secrets in the Fall
The strong Christian component will appeal mostly to private Christian schools, though it would be a sound purchase for public libraries, too.
Ten Days a Madwoman: The Daring Life and Turbulent Times of the Original "Girl" Reporter Nellie Bly
This excellent work is a natural fit for units on history, biography, and social studies.
A Timeline History of the Mexican-American War
A good option for collections where supplementary material on the American West is needed.
The volumes in this series examine the cause and effect surrounding particular aspects of America's westward expansion. Each well-organized chapter begins with a timeline plotting out the events described within, skillfully zooming in and out on relevant years. An inviting approach, accessible prose, and carefully curated photographs and art enhance the presentations. Writing activities are appended. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers the following Timeline Trackers: Westward Expansion titles: Mexican-American War, Transcontinental Railroad, and California Gold Rush.
Abraham Lincoln, The Emancipation Proclamation, and the 13th Amendment
This well-designed resource featuring primary sources should be considered, especially in school libraries.
Apache
Informative and beautiful, this series is a wonderful addition to any library.
Beautifully designed and evenly thorough, this series covering six Native American tribes is not to be missed. In each volume, history and culture are captured through arresting photographs and art and an accessible narrative. Sidebars called "Being Navajo" (etc.) offer even more compelling perspectives on daily life, both today and long ago. Each book includes a traditional tale. Reading list, websites. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers these Peoples of North America titles: Apache, Cherokee, Navajo, Nez Perce, Sioux, and Iroquois.
The Navajo: The Past and Present of the Diné
Good introductions.
Each book begins with the group's history, exploring family life and governing systems; discusses how life changed after the arrival of European explorers and settlers; and concludes with information about how the groups live today. Though cursory, the books could serve as appropriate introductions for third and fourth graders. Photos and historical art adequately illustrate the texts. Reading list, timeline. Glos., ind. Review covers the following Fact Finders: American Indian Life titles: The Sioux and The Iroquois.
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