In this book you’ll hear Abe Lincoln tell the story of his own life, from the day he was born in a small log cabin, right up to the day he was shot by an assassin’s bullet.

This book includes stories of the Blackfoot Nation including the buffalo jump, a UNESCO World Heritage site where the Blackfoot people killed thousands of buffalo by running them off a cliff

The stories told in this book reveal Washington’s struggles, doubts, and fears as well as his enormous achievements.

This is the fictional but realistic story of a Mexican family that crosses the border illegally into Texas in the 1990s in search of a better economic life.

This book tells the story of Cleopatra, from her first heady encounter with Caesar, through her bearing of Caesar’s and Antony’s children, to her suicide.

This book illuminates a complex, exciting, and brutal period in the history of America.

In 1967, Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, a top boxer, was convicted for a crime he didn't commit. This is the story of one of the most notorious cases of injustice in U.S. history

From the Boston Tea Party, in 1773, to the British surrender at Yorktown, in 1781, For Liberty is a fictionalized journey through colonial America and the American Revolution.

As leader of free blacks in the north, Douglass urged Lincoln to end slavery during the Civil War. This book covers mainly Frederick's early and middle life.

Gettysburg: Missing in Action is a Civil War story of two best friends — Sam and Cal — who march into the Battle of Gettysburg in July 1863.

This book documents an amazing woman's struggle to end American slavery. There may be no more heroic, historically revealing, and amazing life of the 19th century than that of Harriet Tubman.

In this first-person narrative, he tells his own story right up through his funeral in 1890. Intelligent, proud, generous, and humorous, Mariano Vallejo recounts the founding of California and welcome

This book tells the story of Howard Carter’s career, including the moment when he finally opened the solid-gold coffin and saw the amazing golden mask of Egypt’s "boy king" pharaoh.

This book provides a background on 3,000 years of ancient Egypt and its rulers.

This book tells how Mexican-American Cesar Chavez inspired millions and changed the lives of American farm workers.

This book emphasizes Rosa's childhood, her role in the dangerous fight to free the Scottsboro Boys, and Rosa's inspiring actions in Montgomery.

This book portrays the Lewis and Clark expedition as it might have appeared to Sacagawea herself. It describes how she might have felt about joining the expedition to and from the Pacific Coast.

This is a story about one of the most horrible diseases that people have ever known. In the year 1665, a disease called plague, swept through the city of London, England.

Based on actual experiences of Japanese Americans during World War II, this story stresses the importance of learning from the mistakes of history.

This realistic Civil War novel probes the mind of a youth named Henry in his first few days of battle

This book excerpts Anne's diary, but it also puts the diary in its historical context. Readers will finish this book having gained an understanding of the events of World War II Europe.

In 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt ordered the U.S. Army to form the 99th Fighter Squadron, the first squadron of black pilots.

This book tells the story of heroic resistance through the eyes of a fictional Nez Perce boy whose duty lies in preserving his family's herd of horses.