Kids Books - Historical
Adventures of Tom Sawyer (Boys' & Girls' Library)
By Mark Twain
A classic by Mark Twain of "Adventures of Tom Sawyer" which is about a boy who goes by the well-known name of Tom Sawyer with at first mischievous and immature boy at the beginning of the story, often getting in trouble with his aunt Polly often scold her nephew. You would often see that Tom would be with his friend, Huck (Huckleberry Finn) whom Tom really close to, getting in trouble, too with him. Then Rebecca (known most of time as just Becky) Thatcher, a daughter of the town's new judge, as Tom got the romantic interest in Becky, got "engaged" due to the kiss until it's revealed by Tom that he actually "engaged" by another girl, Amy Lawrence, had the fight with Becky about it. Then, we have Injun Joe, a Native American who would defend himself most of time but got the racism from Tom and Huck. Later in the book, as Tom grew more considerate, kind, funny, and more mature than the beginning of the story. I had to read this for school and finally finished with this book today as I didn't really enjoy this due to the type of English which is Old English which can make me more harder to understand and also with the racism against the colored or even Native Americans. - Happy Reading...maybe!
The Birchbark House
By Louise Erdrich, Louise Erdich
we were reading this book at school it was really intresting book louis edrich he choose words carefully this book was well written. SPOIL ALERT its mostly about a girl named omakayas and her fake family living in a palce called today lake superior . omakays her family one day got smallpox from a visitor. But omakays she did not get it becaus she alaredy got it . but omakays she doesnt know that that is not her real family . So one day old tallow a family member she told omakayas that this is not her real family.Omakays she really liked this family and all.And i am just telling you guys this and if you want to actully read the book you should get it . its really good i recomended this book for ages 9 plus
The Woman Who Rides Like a Man (The Song of the Lioness)
By Tamora Pierce
Finally, another adventure waiting for you with Alanna as new obstacles and challenges coming right up for Alanna herself. More rivalry happening, same with the dueling. Now a knight herself, Alanna sets out to Bzhair (or different ways to spell, sorry if I spelled that wrong). Deaths, fights, and people turning their backs on you were common but yet so difficult to experience. - Happy Reading!
The Ever-After Bird (Great Episodes)
By Ann Rinaldi
Cecelia McGill, best known as CeCe, a young teenager in the pre-Civil War, living in 1850s. Having his father getting killed for being an abolitionist so she has to move all the way to Georgia to live with her aunt Susan Elizabeth and uncle Alex who was a doctor with the love of drawing the birds. Met Earline, the free Black woman who works with CeCe's uncle, and a student at Oberlin College. But as we get deep in this story, we starting to learn few shocking truths to the family despite the slavery and deaths. - Happy Reading!
My Vicksburg
By Ann Rinaldi
Claire Louise Corbet, thirteen years old girl who lived during the American Civil War in 1860s. She would often end up in the hospital full of the wounded and sick soldiers in her hometown of Vicksburg, writing letters. Met one of her brothers' prisoner, but how would the war prisoner and Claire Louise end up, enemies or lovers? Would the Corbet family stay united through the years of war? - Happy Reading!
The Witch of Blackbird Pond
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When her grandfather died and left debt everywhere, Kit Tyler paid all the debts by selling everything she owned in Barbados. When a pudgy faced man insists on marrying her, she leaves for her Aunt Rachel's home. When she arrives in the Connecticut Colony, she finds that she doesn't quite conform to her Puritan family's lifestyle and rules. She tries her best to fit in but is still unhappy with herself. Then she meets a Quaker named Hannah Tupper who is supposedly a witch. She feels at peace with Hannah and will do anything to keep her safe. Even if it means being accused of witchcraft. This book was absolutely legendary and explained that we have choices and that it is okay to be different. If I had to rate this book, I would give it a 150/100. That is how good it is. I seriously recommend this book to everyone.
The Bluebird and the Sparrow (Women of the West #10)
By Janette Oke
Berta Berdette, who always felt like she's just a plain and unworthy compared to her younger sister, Glenna who was very outgoing and beautiful. This also had caused the girls' parents to treat them differently due to their personalities. But everything would change, deaths too plus also finding the suitors for both of the girls but delayed for Berta herself. This story is kind of depressing than of what I read of Janette Oke's other books but still I still do enjoy because it gives me the different outlook of how people live due to their past of growing up, their personalities differences but can still set the differences aside and learn and possibly love them for who they are. - Happy Reading!
The Calling of Emily Evans
By Janette Oke
Emily Evans, a young woman with the big commitment to God as she was called to become a minister at the small town. Moving to the small town from both of her hometown and boarding school were the biggest adjustments that Emily had ever made in her life. She also have the big dreams that would possibly come true as she meets and makes new people and friends. With her delicate wellbeing, people around her often would worry over her, constantly telling her to take those things easy, stuff like that. She also met a young man, who would possibly be by her side, love her, and even help plus also teasing her for fun. - Happy Reading!
Too Long a Stranger (Women of the West #9)
By Janette Oke
Sarah Perry, a newly widowed woman who had lost her beloved husband while still have the small daughter, Rebecca, also sometimes known as Becky. Sarah's good friend, Mrs. Galvan who had willing to help Sarah out with little Rebecca while Sarah out working on her late husband's freight business of which she had insisted upon doing it without any hand of help but accepted few throughout while learning the new things. Mr. Murray, another of Sarah's close friend, a store clerk who had offered to hand some help with the business of which Sarah had clearly refused. Throughout the book, we can see that the little Rebecca was growing up and her mother had decided to send her little daughter away to the boarding school all the way East for nearly 9 years since Rebecca was only six years old now became a young woman at fourteen. But everything between Sarah and Rebecca had changed, even their appearances changed, and their relationship as a mother and daughter also changed as the two girls now barely ever knew each other. - Happy Reading!
Amelia's War
By Ann Rinaldi
Amelia Grafton, a girl who lived through the American Civil War of 1861-64. Like all of those other people, Amelia had to fight through to get additional information during the war against the North (Union) and the South (Confederate). Josh Dechart, one of Amelia's good friend who you will see more often among with other characters. Jinny Pearl Beale, a sweetheart for one of Amelia's brothers but not anymore, was also a woman soldier and spy, inspired from the Belle Boyd, another woman spy and a soldier. While reading this book, I can see that the Grafton have each other's backs, feelings about the war, different perspectives from each different character. - Happy Reading!









