These books have been written by children with the assistance of adults.
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Follow the second half of Captain John Smith’s life, from his leaving Jamestown, his exploration of New England and his meeting again with Pocahontas (A child of the Algonquian and…
Whose planning led to the first permanent English settlement in America? Follow the life of Bartholomew Gosnold, from his home in Otley, Suffolk, through his time in Cambridge and the…
Who was Captain Christopher Newport? What part did he play in the founding of the Jamestown Colony in 1607? What happened to him after Jamestown? We hope that you enjoy…
Molly Burkett is one of the writers of the Once Upon a Wartime Series of which this book is No. 18. She started collecting stories from people who were children…
Who was William Wilberforce and what was his background? Was he responsible for ending the slave trade or did others, including Africans themselves, play an equally important part? Did ending…
Legend or true life, Disney cartoon or this year’s screen idol, the story of Pocahontas has always been a mystery. A child of the Algonquian, she enjoyed a serene childhood. …
This is the 10th book in the ‘Once Upon a Wartime’ series which tells men’s and women’s experiences during wartime. They are suitable for school work and fit into the…
This is the story of the family whose famous sons, John and Charles Wesley, founded the Methodist Church and provided that church with wonderful hymns. It is also the story…
Follow the life of William Brewster, the leader of the Pilgrim Fathers, from his home in Scrooby, England, through his time at Cambridge University, his service with the English diplomat,…
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