Historical American Revolution Fiction Reviews
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The Lacemaker
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In Williamsburg, Virginia, on the eve of the American Revolution in 1775, Elizabeth Lawson is set to marry the man her Tory father picked ...Read Review
Crossing Point
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The American Revolution has begun, and is threatening to spill out of Boston in April 1775 when Guy Watson, slave to Rhode Island’s ...Read Review
I, Eliza Hamilton
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In 1777, Elizabeth Schuyler met the one man who’d change her life, and the fledgling nation as well. At the home of her ...Read Review
I Survived the American Revolution, 1776
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This book is a part of the popular “I Survived” series, written for upper elementary readers to bring them a first-person narrative of ...Read Review
The End of the Tether
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In 1781, following six gruesome years of the American war of independence, two patriot brothers, Daniel and Joshua from Boston, are in Virginia battling ...Read Review
The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband
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Facing the probability of marriage to an oily and grasping cousin, Cecilia Harcourt escapes by sailing to America to search for her brother ...Read Review
How the French Saved America: Soldiers, Sailors, Diplomats, Louis XVI, and the Success of a Revolution
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From a secret meeting in Philadelphia to the Treaty of Versailles, Shachtman explores the story of French involvement in the American Revolution, focusing ...Read Review
Ashes: Seeds of America
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This story, third in the Seeds of America series, picks up in June 1781 with escaped slaves Isabel and Curzon in South Carolina. It ...Read Review
Alex and Eliza: A Love Story
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Young Colonel Alexander Hamilton works as secretary to General George Washington in Albany, New York, in 1777. Hamilton begs for a command of his ...Read Review
The Long Way Home
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Murphy Steele is not old enough to do a man’s work when he and Thomas Peters run away from their owner. They ...Read Review