Books in Passport to History series

Takes readers on a journey back in time in order to experience life in the American West in the 1800s, describing clothing, accommodations, foods, local customs, transportation, a few notable personalities, and more.

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With settlers moving closer, the Iroquois people have two choices--fight or flee.

In 1858, an escaped slave discovers that freedom does not guarantee equality when he tries to find work as an apprentice carpenter in Cairo, Illinois.

Abbie finds a wounded Union soldier. Can she have compassion for an enemy during a bloody civil war?

Surveys the geography, people, industry, natural resources, and culture of France.

Describes the geography, people, industry, culture, and daily life of Italy.

Introduces the geography, people, industry, natural resources, and culture of Japan.

Text and illustrations introduce the land, people, home life, sports and leisure, farming, industry, and arts of the world's most populous nation.

When Union troops burn Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, Abbie Lee Mason, whose family supports the Confederacy although they own no slaves, is angry, but when she and Liney, a neighbor's slave, find a wounded Yankee, they cannot let him die.

An Iroquois village faces intrusion from and war with white settlers.