Note: This book does not give any content about torture & distortion stories, kidnapping, burn, or any negative events that had a relationship with killing, it's just for children who are dreamers, who want to benefit from the positive experiences of the American Revolutionary War.
If you grew up attending the American school system, you likely feel confident in your knowledge of the Revolutionary War. George Washington, the Battle of Lexington and Concord, Paul Revere, the Surrender at Yorktown—what else could there possibly be? But as with any war, and especially any revolutionary period, there were a number of events so odd and positive that teaching them is nearly impossible.
This book is a collection of stories based on real-life events during the Revolutionary War. It includes 10 inspiring stories that introduce us to unique characters with different characteristics.
Your kids will read about different kinds of stories.
Animals: from Blueskin, the horse that was a very special companion for George Washington To Nelson, the horse who was more docile and easygoing than his companion. Both were very important and valuable assets in the battles the Patriots faced. They had been well-trained by Washington to perform as hard as the other horses in his army.
Civilians: from Sybil's bravery in protecting her loved ones during the revolution To Lydia's determination to break societal norms and contribute significantly to the cause. There are also more daring characters, both men and women, who risked their lives in a war zone to save others.
As a super dedicated history teacher and a really good writer, Ennis Jemmy really loves teaching kids about how important our world's history is. He especially enjoys telling stories about when things were tough, like during wars and really crazy times. He's selected ten short stories that are all about values such as empathy, solidarity, friendship, courage, patriotism, and more. As an American citizen, he's proud to know that countless patriotic actions occur every day in this great nation. He shares these stories in hopes that they will inspire young readers and demonstrate that positive lessons can be taught even during a destructive war.
That is what history is all about, learning from the past and having the willingness to use past events as references to build a better future. It allows us to be better prepared to face the challenges that life throws at us.
Whether your kids are interested in the inspiring stories of bravery, battles, discovering history, patriotism, and heroic actions of our ancestors, or just American Revolution facts, resonate with your kids, this collection of stories is certain to offer engaging content that maintains their interest, keeping them eagerly flipping through the pages. So, allow them to open this book, expand their minds, and discover other things that they may not know existed.
