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Sam the Minuteman

Nathaniel Benchley (1969), 64 pages
Illustrated by Arnold Lobel
Audience: K - 3rd Grade
Through the eyes of a young boy named Sam, you learn what it was like living in Lexington, Massachusetts during the time of the American Revolution. You learn how Sam, in the middle of the night, must join his father and other minutemen to fight for America's freedom. 'Sam the Minuteman,'perfect for the developing reader, is an interesting, and easily understood historical telling of the Battle of Lexington, which marked the beginning of the American Revolution.
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Reviewed by: mb
Date read: 7/6/2009
ISBN-10: 006020480X
ISBN-13: 9780060204808