Dear America
Young Women in History
From a voyage on the Mayflower to
tales of modern immigration, the books in the Dear
America series tell the stories of young heroines who reveal
their lives, triumphs, and hardships in engaging, first-person
diaries. Distinguished authors such as Karen Hesse and Kathryn
Lasky have produced compelling and moving narratives that
continue to delight young fans of historical fiction.
Dear America series
My America
A New Series
My
America is a new historical fiction series targeted to a
younger set of readers than the Dear
America series. Award-winning authors Mary Pope Osborne and
Patricia Hermes jump-start this promising line of easy-to-read
diaries that capture the adventures of fictional young heroines in American history.
My America series
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Dear America
History in the Making
Dive into the past with four of the most popular historical fiction
series around: Dear America, My Name Is America, My America, and
The Royal Diaries. Award-winning authors Kathryn Lasky, Karen
Hesse, and Mary Pope Osborne bring history to life with
engrossing fictionalized diaries of young heroes and heroines in American and world history. Enjoy!
My Name Is America
Heroes in Our Midst
These are the faces of so-called
ordinary boys from history, leading extraordinary lives. Sons
and brothers, soldiers and slaves, railroad workers and miners,
they come from cities and towns in America and from other
countries. Discover their stories in the My
Name Is America series, which brings these young heroes to
life in fascinating, fictionalized journals that are
supplemented with photographs, maps, and historical information.
My
Name Is America series
The Royal Diaries
Talk About Girl Power
Based on royal figures such as Cleopatra
VII and Marie
Antoinette, The
Royal Diaries series explores the thoughts and emotions of
young people who are destined for positions of great power. Each
book--written in an exciting first-person narrative and enhanced
with historical illustrations--paints a rich portrait of a young
woman in world history.
The
Royal Diaries series
Author Spotlight
Kristiana Gregory
Kristiana Gregory has written many books for
young readers, including The
Great Railroad Race, The
Winter of Red Snow, Across
the Wide and Lonesome Prairie, which are in the Dear
America series, and Cleopatra
VII: Daughter of the Nile, part of the Royal Diaries
series. Widely praised for her accurate, compelling historical
fiction, Gregory is also the author of Earthquake
at Dawn, an American Library Association Best Book for
Young Adults, and Jenny
of the Tetons, which won a Golden Kite Award. When not
writing or reading, Gregory loves to swim, play Scrabble, and
walk her golden retriever. She and her husband live in Boise,
Idaho, with their two teenage sons.
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