PICTURE BOOKS
BH 1-101 Yankee Doodle
BEGINNING READERS
$ George the Drummer Boy by Nathaniel Benchley
CULTURAL
HISTORY
FC S6-88 Robert and the Spy
FC S6-97 The Drummer Boy
FC S6-126 An American Army of Two
FC S6-109 Betty Zane
FC F11-177 Nathaneal Greene and Other Heroes in the South
FC F11-187 John Paul Jones
FC F12-92 The Truth Speaker
FC F12-114 A Patriot Mother's Prayer
FC F12-127 Lydiah Darrah
FC F12-130 Washington's Christmas Gift
FC F12-141 Captain Molly Pitcher
FC F12-167 Washington's Last Battle
FC G11-314 A Mother's Faith
FC S6-97 The Drummer Boy
FC S6-126 An American Army of Two
FC S6-109 Betty Zane
FC F11-177 Nathaneal Greene and Other Heroes in the South
FC F11-187 John Paul Jones
FC F12-92 The Truth Speaker
FC F12-114 A Patriot Mother's Prayer
FC F12-127 Lydiah Darrah
FC F12-130 Washington's Christmas Gift
FC F12-141 Captain Molly Pitcher
FC F12-167 Washington's Last Battle
FC G11-314 A Mother's Faith
BH 8-8 A Boy on the High Seas
BH 8-82 John Paul Jones
BH 9-78 Princess Nelly and the Seneca Chief
BH 8-82 John Paul Jones
BH 9-78 Princess Nelly and the Seneca Chief
♥ Building the Nation by Mary Wade (1907)
The story of how people of many nationalities and traditions came to be united in a common cause and gave birth to a new nation, as told by old Uncle Sam.
♦ John Paul Jones: Soldier of the Sea by Donald E. Worcester
Piper Books Series
♦ $ Patriots in Petticoats by Patricia Edwards Clyne
Wonderful collection of stories of the 'girls' during the Revolution.
♥ Pioneers and Patriots by Marguerite Dickson (1915)
These stories bring out the character of the men who fought for our freedom, and some of the conditions under which their fight was waged. They stand as individual stories that are not woven together. The purpose is to convey the spirit of the times.
♥ Pioneers of the Revolution for Young People by Mara Pratt (1897)
The lesser known stories of the pioneers who had already made homes for themselves in the 'west' yet played a critical role in the fight for independence. Mara Pratt has a gift of bringing the stories to life.
♥ The Century Book of the American Revolution by Elbridge S. Brooks (1897)
♦ $ The Secret Soldier:The Story of Deborah Sampson by Ann McGovern (1975)
♦ $ The Story of Valley Forge by Conrad Stein
Cornerstones of Freedom Describes the encampment of the Revolutionary Army at Valley Forge and recounts how the soldiers survived a winter of hardship to continue the war against the British
♦ $ Why Not, Lafayette? by Jean Fritz
A young Frenchman of nineteen traveling across the sea to help a struggling nation fight for its independence? Why not? To Lafayette, anything was possible. A man who threw off the boundaries imposed on him to stand up for what he believed, the Marquis de Lafayette grew from an idealistic young man searching for honor and glory, into an idealistic statesman with rock-solid principles of liberty
The story of how people of many nationalities and traditions came to be united in a common cause and gave birth to a new nation, as told by old Uncle Sam.
♦ John Paul Jones: Soldier of the Sea by Donald E. Worcester
Piper Books Series
♦ $ Patriots in Petticoats by Patricia Edwards Clyne
Wonderful collection of stories of the 'girls' during the Revolution.
♥ Pioneers and Patriots by Marguerite Dickson (1915)
These stories bring out the character of the men who fought for our freedom, and some of the conditions under which their fight was waged. They stand as individual stories that are not woven together. The purpose is to convey the spirit of the times.
♥ Pioneers of the Revolution for Young People by Mara Pratt (1897)
The lesser known stories of the pioneers who had already made homes for themselves in the 'west' yet played a critical role in the fight for independence. Mara Pratt has a gift of bringing the stories to life.
♥ The Century Book of the American Revolution by Elbridge S. Brooks (1897)
♦ $ The Secret Soldier:The Story of Deborah Sampson by Ann McGovern (1975)
♦ $ The Story of Valley Forge by Conrad Stein
Cornerstones of Freedom Describes the encampment of the Revolutionary Army at Valley Forge and recounts how the soldiers survived a winter of hardship to continue the war against the British
♦ $ Why Not, Lafayette? by Jean Fritz
A young Frenchman of nineteen traveling across the sea to help a struggling nation fight for its independence? Why not? To Lafayette, anything was possible. A man who threw off the boundaries imposed on him to stand up for what he believed, the Marquis de Lafayette grew from an idealistic young man searching for honor and glory, into an idealistic statesman with rock-solid principles of liberty
HISTORICAL FICTION
FC S9-155 Story of Jonathan, Yankee Boy
♦ $ Silver for General Washington by Enid Meadowcroft
A young brother and sister help the American cause in the Revolutionary War.
♦ $ Toliver's Secret by Esther Wood Brady
Ellen Tolliver must carry a secret message to George Washington.
A young brother and sister help the American cause in the Revolutionary War.
♦ $ Toliver's Secret by Esther Wood Brady
Ellen Tolliver must carry a secret message to George Washington.
BIOGRAPHIES
► FC F5-1 True Story of Lafayette (book)
♦ $ Betsy Ross by Ann Weil
Childhood of Famous Americans Series
♦ Francis Marion, Swamp Fox Simple illustrated version
♦ I Have Not Yet Begun to Fight: Story of John Paul Jones by Elaine Alphin (2004)
♦ $ Molly Pitcher by Augusta Stevenson
Childhood of Famous Americans Series
♦ $ The Story of John Paul Jones by Iris Vinton
A Signature Biography
♦ $ The Story of Lafayette by Hazel Wilson
A Signature Biography
♦ $ The Story of Mad Anthony Wayne by Hazel Wilson
A Signature Biography
► ♥ The True Story of Lafayette by Elbridge Streeter Brooks
My favorite book about Lafayette. You'll never forget him...or his equally heroic wife.
Childhood of Famous Americans Series
♦ Francis Marion, Swamp Fox Simple illustrated version
♦ I Have Not Yet Begun to Fight: Story of John Paul Jones by Elaine Alphin (2004)
♦ $ Molly Pitcher by Augusta Stevenson
Childhood of Famous Americans Series
♦ $ The Story of John Paul Jones by Iris Vinton
A Signature Biography
♦ $ The Story of Lafayette by Hazel Wilson
A Signature Biography
♦ $ The Story of Mad Anthony Wayne by Hazel Wilson
A Signature Biography
► ♥ The True Story of Lafayette by Elbridge Streeter Brooks
My favorite book about Lafayette. You'll never forget him...or his equally heroic wife.