Castles and Forts1 review Malcolm Day Peter Bedrick, 2001 A Wonderful Resource "The World of Castles and Forts" is an excellent book. From the Ancient Greek city of Troy to the Maginot Line, this book offers wonderful information about the developement of forts and castles throughout time.I reccomend this book to youth and adults that are intrested in the subject. Although ...             Paddle-to-the-Sea (Sandpiper Books)68 reviews Holling C. Holling Houghton Mifflin, 1980 Paddle to the Sea + Excellent reading material, especially for boys + A Childhood Memory + One of my all time favorites - a true classic + A great book for young and old             Samuel Eaton's Day: A Day in the Life of a Pilgrim Boy5 reviews Kate Waters Scholastic Paperbacks, 1996 Values for today from a tale of 1627 + Vivid Photographs + Samuel Eaton's Day: A Day in the Life of a Pilgrim Boy + Wonderful! + An excellent book for learning about life as a pilgrim boy!             Dakota Dugout1 review Ann Turner Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 1985 wonderful! My son and I loved this book. It is a touching story of a young couple, with a great take home message at the end. After reading it I was able to tell my son about my great grandfather living in a dugout when he came over from Germany.             Sarah Morton's Day: A Day in the Life of a Pilgrim Girl11 reviews Scholastic Inc. Scholastic Paperbacks, 1993 Brings history to life! + A good Life in a Day book. + Loved this book! + Valerie Wisniewski + IF YOU WANT A GREAT TEACHING TOOL             Blank Map Outlines, United States and World Instructional Fair Instructional Fair, 1999 This book contains up-to-date maps of countries throughout the world, plus a separate map of each state of the United States. Since the maps are blank, they can be tailored to fit individual class needs. These map outlines were designed to supplement a co             Who's That Stepping on Plymouth Rock?2 reviews Jean Fritz Putnam Juvenile, 1998 It shows how the rock moved a lot. + Interesting and Fun It is funny how a rock can move from place to place and got broken two times. First, it was on the beach. Then the Pilgrims saw it. When they tried to move it broke. The top of the rock got all the fame. Then they cemented both pieces together and it stands under a special place.             Brendan the Navigator2 reviews Jean Fritz Putnam Juvenile, 1999 Fantastic Tale of the First European to Discover America Jean Fritz is a wonderful historical author for children. Her books are incredibly fanciful and fun in the way that they presents historical figures to children. It is clear that she has done her research as you read her stories objectively, but the way that she tells it is the most enjoyable way ...             Waterman's Child Barbara Mitchell HarperCollins, 1997             George Washington's Breakfast7 reviews Jean Fritz Putnam Juvenile, 1998 Highly Recommend it! Fun and Educational!! + Kids introduction to the world of historical research! + Loved it! + George jWashington's breakfast + george washington's breakfast             Where Do You Think You're Going, Christopher Columbus?4 reviews Jean Fritz Putnam Juvenile, 1997 A Lucky Man + A Fun Book to Stimulate Interest in History + Very informative with interesting illustrations Columbus was a lucky man (blessed, he would say). He had to be. Who else could have so much go so wrong and still become famous for the one big thing he did by mistake: discover America...if he did that. Anyway, he had a lot of adventure (or misadventure), and Jean Fritz tells about it and ...             Dakota Dugout1 review Ann Turner Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 1985 wonderful! My son and I loved this book. It is a touching story of a young couple, with a great take home message at the end. After reading it I was able to tell my son about my great grandfather living in a dugout when he came over from Germany.             Castles and Forts1 review Malcolm Day Peter Bedrick, 2001 A Wonderful Resource "The World of Castles and Forts" is an excellent book. From the Ancient Greek city of Troy to the Maginot Line, this book offers wonderful information about the developement of forts and castles throughout time.I reccomend this book to youth and adults that are intrested in the subject. Although ...             Where Do You Think You're Going, Christopher Columbus?4 reviews Jean Fritz Putnam Juvenile, 1997 A Lucky Man + A Fun Book to Stimulate Interest in History + Very informative with interesting illustrations Columbus was a lucky man (blessed, he would say). He had to be. Who else could have so much go so wrong and still become famous for the one big thing he did by mistake: discover America...if he did that. Anyway, he had a lot of adventure (or misadventure), and Jean Fritz tells about it and ...             Sarah Morton's Day: A Day in the Life of a Pilgrim Girl11 reviews Scholastic Inc. Scholastic Paperbacks, 1993 Brings history to life! + A good Life in a Day book. + Loved this book! + Valerie Wisniewski + IF YOU WANT A GREAT TEACHING TOOL             George Washington's Breakfast7 reviews Jean Fritz Putnam Juvenile, 1998 Highly Recommend it! Fun and Educational!! + Kids introduction to the world of historical research! + Loved it! + George jWashington's breakfast + george washington's breakfast             Samuel Eaton's Day: A Day in the Life of a Pilgrim Boy5 reviews Kate Waters Scholastic Paperbacks, 1996 Values for today from a tale of 1627 + Vivid Photographs + Samuel Eaton's Day: A Day in the Life of a Pilgrim Boy + Wonderful! + An excellent book for learning about life as a pilgrim boy!             Blank Map Outlines, United States and World Instructional Fair Instructional Fair, 1999 This book contains up-to-date maps of countries throughout the world, plus a separate map of each state of the United States. Since the maps are blank, they can be tailored to fit individual class needs. These map outlines were designed to supplement a co             Paddle-to-the-Sea (Sandpiper Books)68 reviews Holling C. Holling Houghton Mifflin, 1980 Paddle to the Sea + Excellent reading material, especially for boys + A Childhood Memory + One of my all time favorites - a true classic + A great book for young and old             Who's That Stepping on Plymouth Rock?2 reviews Jean Fritz Putnam Juvenile, 1998 It shows how the rock moved a lot. + Interesting and Fun It is funny how a rock can move from place to place and got broken two times. First, it was on the beach. Then the Pilgrims saw it. When they tried to move it broke. The top of the rock got all the fame. Then they cemented both pieces together and it stands under a special place.