Unlikely Heroes, Ordinary Men & Women Whose Courage Won The Revolution

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	• Unlikely Heroes: Ordinary Men and Women Whose Courage Won the Revolution Ron Carter Shadow Mountain, 2007 - 256 pages average customer review:based on 2 reviews view larger image
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This is truely wonderful book

I really love this book. The very first story that I read was about a criminal who saved the life of George Washington. It is a very entertaining way to learn about the American Revolution because it is like you are learning about these events first hand. Also the story about Admiral Peter Parker's Drawers is just halarious. I am so glad my parents got it for me for christmas. I had to point out to my mom where the book was at Barnes and Noble. It was hiding behind another book. She totally accused me of hidding it. Still I am glad I got it because there were only four copies left.

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Unlikely Heroes, Ordinary Men & Women Whose Courage Won The Revolution

Since our schools no longer teach AMERICAN history, this is a great read for people of all ages (especially children)that gives a glimpse of our country from it's earliest days and the horrendous hardships the men, women and children faced to live in freedom, not only for themselves but for those who would come after them.

The story of the founding of the United States may be the single greatest event in the history of the rise and fall of nations. Thirteen infant colonies challenged the mightiest military power on earth and won! what sustained them through the six long years of war? It was their dream of freedom and liberty that drove them on- a dream shared by thousands of men and women whose deeds and names are now mostly forgotten. The true stories in this book will inspire readers and help them value the freedom we may take for granted. You'll gain a new appreciation for the unsung heroes who helped give birth to a nation!

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