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My Booklist
Colonial Era
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Indian Captive: the Story of Mary Jemison
by Lois Lenski Year Published:Comments (-1)Johnny Tremain
by Esther Forbes Year Published:The novel is set in Boston at the beginning of the Revolutionary war. Fictional events are mixed in with actual events such as the Boston Tea Party and the Battles of Lexington and Concord.Comments (-1)Sarah Bishop
by Scott O'Dell Year Published:Comments (-1)The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle
by Avi Year Published: Easy ReadingThe main character travels to America and reflects upon accounts of poor living conditions, dangerous work, and occasional mutinies that threatened the life of a 19th cent. SailorComments (-1)
Revolutionary War
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The Bloody Country
by James Lincoln Collier & Christopher Collier Year Published: Easy ReadingAn absolutely fabulous book on the events leading to and through the Revolutionary War.Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)Year of the Hangman
by Glenn F. Williams Year Published: AverageThis is a Uchronia novel: What if the Colonists were losing the war? How would history be different. This is a great book truly fun to explore!Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)
Civil War
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A Picture of Freedom: The Diary of Clotee, a Slave Girl
by Patricia C. McKissack Year Published: Easy ReadingA slave girl keeps a diary while living in Virginia circa 1859.Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)Across Five Aprils
by Irene Hunt Year Published: AverageThis novel is about a young boy growing up during the Civil War, with family fighting on both sides.Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)NightJohn
by Gary Paulsen Year Published: Easy ReadingOne of my all time favorite slave narratives. A very compelling and short read.Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)Red Cap
by G. Glifton Wisler Year Published: AverageA boy lies about his age and joins the Union Army as a drummer boy. He encounters battles, a capture and time in a confederate prison.Comments (-1)
Reconstruction
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Forty Acres and Maybe a Mule
by Harriette Gillem Robinet Year Published: Easy ReadingThis story is about freed slaves trying to make a life for themselves in the Reconstructed SouthNote: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)Huckleberry Finn
by Mark Twain Year Published: AverageLearn all about the Mississippi and the turmoil of the South in this fantastic storyNote: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)Tom Sawyer
by Mark Twain Year Published: AverageSee life on the Frontier through the eyes of a mischivous young man.Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)
Great Depression
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Out of the Dust
by Karen Hesse Year Published: Easy ReadingA beautifully written novel about a young girl coming of age during the Dust Bowl.Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)Roll of Thunder Hear my Cry
by Mildred Taylor Year Published: AverageSet in Mississippi during the Great Depression with themes of unity, love of the land, segregation and maintaining dignity in the face of racism and biotry.Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)The Pearl
by John Steinbeck Year Published: ChallengingA Great Mexican folktale comes alive in this short book.Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)
World War II
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Night
by Eli Wiesel Year Published: AverageAn autobiographical account of a Holocaust survivor. Excellent read!Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)Number the Stars
by Lois Lowry Year Published: Easy ReadingA Jewish girl is living in Denmark during the 1940’s. The Jews are being relocated and one of the characters is asked to go on a dangerous mission to save her best friend’s life.Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)The Cay
by Theodore Taylor Year Published: Easy ReadingThe story begins in 1942 and shows the involvement of a small island called Curacao, a Dutch Island off the coast of Venezuela in WW2. An American boy tries to get back to the U.S. and ends up shipwrecked.Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)The Hiding Place
by Corrie Ten Boom Year Published: AverageA young girl and her family become part of the Dutch Underground to help the Jews.Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)Under the Blood Red Sun
by Graham Salisbury Year Published: Easy ReadingTake a closer look at the events of Pearl Harbor and its aftermath by reading this book.Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)Civil Rights Era
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The House on Mango Street
by Sandra Cisneros Year Published: Easy ReadingThis is one of my favorite books. It is a collection of vignettes that describe what it's like growing up in a latin section of a big city.Comments (-1)The Lottery Rose
by Irene Hunt Year Published:A great coming of age story. One of my favorite books.Comments (-1)The Watsons go to Birmingham
by No Author Text Year Published: AverageA great novel about the civil rights era. It is so much fun, you'll laugh right through each chapter.Note: This book is available in our Library.Comments (-1)
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