King George: What Was His Problem?
By Steve Sheinkin
Illustrators
Illustrated by Tim Robinson
Publisher
Roaring Brook
Imprint
Roaring Brook
ISBN
By Steve Sheinkin
9781596433199
King George: What Was His Problem?
19.95
Out of stock
SKU
9781596433199J
Proving that the truth can indeed be stranger than fiction, this collection of quirky anecdotes, quotes, and miscellany guides readers through the American Revolution-from the Townshend Acts of 1767 to Britain's surrender on October 19, 1781. Along the way, we learn how a wig started the Boston Massacre; how "Molly Pitcher" got her name; and why a man in the Continental Army tried to steal a cannonball (his explanation: his mother could use it to pound spices). Epilogue. Source notes. Index. Black-andwhite art.
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Upper Elementary & Middle (Grades 5-7)
Upper Elementary & Middle
Upper Elementary & Middle (Grades 5-7)
For Grades 5-7
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