Christmas, 1776
Christmas, 1776 by Brian J. Benjamin is a children’s book published by American Stories on October 17, 2022. This 36-page edition is presented in English and introduces young readers to a pivotal moment in American history during the Revolutionary War, focusing on the events of Christmas night in 1776 when George Washington and his army faced significant challenges.
The book is written in rhyming verse, making it enjoyable for read-aloud sessions. It follows Washington and his troops as they strategize a surprise counterattack against the British army after being driven from New York City. With vivid illustrations complementing the narrative, readers will explore themes of freedom and independence while engaging with the historical context of the Colonial and Revolutionary periods. This edition aims to spark curiosity about American history in children, encouraging a deeper interest in their nation’s past.
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Introduce your child to the heroic early days of the American Revolution, when a young nation’s fate hung in the balance on a snowy Christmas night in 1776.
Written in rhyming verse that is a joy to read aloud, Christmas, 1776 follows George Washington and his continental army as they struggle for freedom and independence against the powerful British army. The vivid illustrations heighten the drama as the Americans plot a surprise counterattack after being pushed out of New York City and all the way to the far side of the Delaware river. George Washington decides to lead them on a daring raid across the river on Christmas night…
By introducing your child to one of America’s early and dramatic victories, you’ll get them hooked on American history from a young age. Share this wonderful story with them and watch as their curiosity and interest in their country’s history grows.
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