This is a great book to read while studying journeys to the New World. This tells of a families journey together. The family consists of the parents and their children, Thomas, Edward, and Mary Jane. The journey is long and difficult but they leave London and arrive to the New World and plan to live...
Grade level Equivalent: 4.8 Eagle Song by Joseph Bruchac is about a Native American student moving to the big city from his peaceful Mohawk reservation to begin school at the tuff and diverse Brooklyn school. The other students teased him about his heritage until his father comes to school and tel...
I fell in love with Felicity upon reading this book! In "Meet Felicity," the reader is introduced to a bright, headstrong young girl living in colonial 1774. Felicity soon discovers a beautiful horse named Penny. What Felicity had not bargained for was Penny's cruel owner. Determined to save Penny, ...
I fell in love with Felicity upon reading this book! In "Meet Felicity," the reader is introduced to a bright, headstrong young girl living in colonial 1774. Felicity soon discovers a beautiful horse named Penny. What Felicity had not bargained for was Penny's cruel owner. Determined to save Pen...
A treat for little ones that celebrates the most loving aspects of friendship. Adorable illustrations and a beautiful overall package. Otis and Sydney are two best friends who give each other a birthday party every year. This year, though, Otis goes the distance to create a special surprise party fo...
We've had a lot of fun with the 'You Wouldn't Want To' series so it's fun to find another similar-ish series. This is not as irreverent as 'You Wouldn't Want To', but it's packed FULL of information - presented in an engaging format. (Both series suffer in terms of aesthetic appeal in my humble opin...
Danny Bigtree and his family were forced to move away from their Mohawk reservation in order to find work. Starting at a new school would be hard for anyone, but Danny is also the only Indian at his school in New York City and has to listen to kids call him chief and ask him about his Tipi everyday...
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