If you were a kid

Travel through time with Alice and William as they set sail aboard the Titanic in this blend of fiction and nonfiction, and see how life today is a lot different than it was in the past.

A blend of fact and fiction introduces readers to the annual Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Alaska.

A servant girl named Margaret and a young nobleman named Henry show young readers what it is like to live in a castle during the Middle Ages.

Young readers are shown what the first Thanksgiving was like through the eyes of Miles Allerton, an English settler living in Plymouth Colony with his parents, and Aquina, a Native American girl living in what is now Massachusetts.

Looks at the history of the civil rights movement, including the story of African American twins Connie and Mark who witness and participate in it.

A servant girl named Margaret and a young nobleman named Henry show young readers what it is like to live in a castle during the Middle Ages.

"In 1912, the Titanic set off from England on its first voyage. Many people thought the ship was unsinkable, but they were soon proven wrong. Travel through time with William and Alice as they set sail aboard the Titanic in this...blend of fiction and nonfiction. You will see that life today is a lot different than it was in the past!"--Back cover.

Readers will be transported to the Oregon Trail, when many aspects of kids' lives were very different than they are today.

In a tale designed to give insight into the lives of children living in Colonial America, two friends work together to make repairs and feed their families in the aftermath of a dangerous storm.

Provides insight into children's lives during the Civil War, from the perspective of two friends caught on opposite sides of the conflict.