Colonial Voices: Hear Them Speak

from SuPendleton

This is an interesting account of the period just before the American Revolution. The book follows the path of an errand boy as he travels around the city telling people about a gathering to protest the taxes on tea. The short narratives that accompany each picture of the workers in the city are ...

from KimJD

Free verse entries allow readers to understand different perspectives from residents of Boston on December 16, 1773-- some of them Patriots and some of them Loyalists. The watercolor illustrations are quietly engaging. While this is an interesting book to read alone, it does not seem to lend itse...

from bridgetmcnamara

I highly enjoyed reading this book for multiple reasons. The author, Kay Winters, tells fictional stories of many different people in Boston, MA on the day of the Boston Tea Party. While reading, you are able to get a look into the life of people such as a Native American, a school teacher, a sla...

from bridgetmcnamara

I highly enjoyed reading this book for multiple reasons. The author, Kay Winters, tells fictional stories of many different people in Boston, MA on the day of the Boston Tea Party. While reading, you are able to get a look into the life of people such as a Native American, a school teacher, a sla...