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Mr. Revere and I

Mr. Revere and I

Published in
1953
3.96
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Description

Saved from the glue factory by Sam Adams, Sheherazade the mare tells the story of her famous midnight ride with Paul Revere that changed American history forever. A purebred English horse, Sherry grows from a conceited military horse into a true patriot who helps the Sons of Liberty during the American Revolution. Great fun for children and adults alike, this is a riveting, often humorous tale of the birth of America - straight from the horse's mouth!
Age
8-12
Text complexity
advanced
Length
176 pages

Why to read

  • Historical Insight: 'Mr. Revere and I' offers a unique perspective on the American Revolution and the events leading up to it, as seen through the eyes of Paul Revere's horse. This provides an engaging way for readers, especially younger ones, to learn about important historical events and figures.
  • Entertaining Storytelling: Robert Lawson is known for his ability to weave humor and wit into his stories. This book is no exception, as it presents history with a playful twist that can captivate readers of all ages.
  • Educational Value: The book can serve as an educational tool that encourages children to become interested in history and research more about the American Revolution, the founding of the United States, and the role of individuals like Paul Revere.
  • Artistic Illustrations: Robert Lawson was also an accomplished illustrator, and his drawings in 'Mr. Revere and I' complement the narrative beautifully. The illustrations add an extra layer of enjoyment and can help readers visualize the time period and characters.