What if you could go back into time and experience the beginnings of the Revolutionary War in North America? That is what happens in this series. A young girl, Rose, lives in current time …
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What if you could go back into time and experience the beginnings of the Revolutionary War in North America? That is what happens in this series. A young girl, Rose, lives in current time Williamsburg and discovers a pearl necklace in the floorboard of her 1774 Williamsburg home. Putting the necklace on, she is transported to 1774.
There are four books in this series that take Rose and the reader through the American Revolution from 1774 to December 1776. You walk the streets and meet the people living during the American Revolution in Williamsburg. You find that not everyone supports this new movement in the same way.
These are good books to introduce a middle school reader to our country's beginnings. Such an appropriate time, our country's 250th Birthday. I have read the first two books and enjoyed the content and felt that they provided a good feel for what it might have been like to be a young person during this time period in colonial North America.
