Children of the Revolution
Book 3 of The Westward Sagas
360 pages · Released Sep 1, 2012 · Plum Creek Press, Inc.
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Children of the Revolution is a historical fiction novel set in early America following the Revolutionary War, focusing on the Mitchell family's settlement of Tennessee. The story emphasizes resilience, self-reliance, and patriotism through the experiences of Peggy Mitchell and her siblings. While there are some period-typical challenges and mild romantic elements, the book is primarily educational and character-driven, making it suitable for upper elementary to early teen readers interested in American history.
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The Westward Sagas tell the story of the Mitchell family's struggles and successes in early America. In Children of the Revolution, Book 3, Adam and Elizabeth Mitchell's children continue to show the resilience and patriotism of many of our ancestors. Following the Revolutionary War, they helped to settle the new state... The Westward Sagas tell the story of the Mitchell family's struggles and successes in early America. In Children of the Revolution, Book 3, Adam and Elizabeth Mitchell's children continue to show the resilience and patriotism of many of our ancestors. Following the Revolutionary War, they helped to settle the new state of Tennessee. Peggy Mitchell, the oldest daughter, teacher and businesswoman, shows her self-reliance as she embarks on a journey of adventure and love.
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- Fiction, historical, general
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ISBN 9780977748471 · Plum Creek Press, Inc.