Discusses the early history and importance of particular Indian foods and provides instructions for growing as well as using them in sweet and savory dishes

Foods the Indians Gave Us,

Hays, Wilma Pitchford

Teen & Young Adult

David McKay Co.

John Billington, whose family came on the Mayflower with the other Pilgrims, was a boy whose curiosity about all the new things he saw and heard in the New World kept getting him into trouble.Finally John decided that, like his older brother Francis, he would have an adventure and win recognition.  Early one morning he went into the woods.  He became lost which meant causing more trouble, but he unexpectedly led the Pilgrims to the Indians whose corn they had earlier found and planted....This delightful story is based on the writings of Governor Bradford about the Pilgrims in which he says the Billingtons were the most troublesome family among them and of John, age seven, he wrote: "One John Billington lost himselfe in ye woods and wandered up and down for some 5 days, living on berries and what he could find...."

Naughty Little Pilgrim

Ives Washburn

The Spanish colonists in St. Augustine withdraw to the fort as the English approach the town hoping to claim it and subsequently all Florida for England.

Siege!: The Story of St. Augustine in 1702

Cox, Peter

Children's Books

Putnam Pub. Group

Pilgrim Thanksgiving

Susanna learns about Indian life firsthand when her parents become homesteaders near a South Dakota reservation

Little Yellow Fur

Siege!: The story of St. Augustine in 1702

Coward, McCann, Geoghegan

Trouble at Otter Creek

Xerox Education Publications

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Little Hawaiian Horse

Literature & Fiction

Hassell Street Press

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