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Journey to Freedom
Courtni Crump Wright, Gershom Griffith
Hardcover (Holiday House, Sept. 1, 1994)Led by Harriet Tubman, a former slave, Joshua, Nathan, and their parents travel the underground railroad trying to reach Canada and freedom by walking many miles at night and hiding in "safe houses" during the day.
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The Long Journey To Freedom
Susan Grohmann, Margo Bock
Paperback (Perfection Learning, June 1, 2002)In Florida during the First Seminole War, eleven-year-old Tilly and her family, slaves on the Miller Plantation, try to reach St. Augustine in hopes of gaining their freedom.
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Journey to Freedom
Gilbert Morris, Angel Dominguez
Hardcover (Crossway Books, July 1, 2000)Chosen by the Maker to do great things, a dreamer and unlikely hero named Chip leads the Whitefoot Mouse army to protect their royal family and defend their homeland against the invasion of domineering Brown Rats.
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Journey to Freedom
Mark J. Davio
language (The Artisan's Well, Sept. 19, 2012)The adventures continue in book 2 of the series, The Adventures of the Applecrest Gang. Join the gang as they discover two more of America’s greatest icons, the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island; a fun way to learn about America and how immigration built this country especially during the late 1800’s and early 20th century. Great for ages 7 to 11.
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Journey to Freedom
Courtni Crump Wright, Gershom Griffith
Paperback (Holiday House, March 1, 1997)Joshua and his family, runaway slaves from a tobacco plantation in Kentucky, follow the Underground Railroad to freedom
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Journey to Freedom
Alexander Medvinsky, Avram Zaydenberg, Ruth McCullum, Saba Anonymous, Lena Anonymous, Maria Pablo
language (, Nov. 13, 2017)These are the untold stories of those brave people from around the world that left their home country with their own traditions, culture and language and came here to the United States with hopes of a new life of prosperity, freedom, fairness and liberty for all. People come here to flee from war, flee from religious, cultural and ethnic persecution. Or they come here for a dream of prosperity through hard work, persistence and ingenuity. And it is sometimes all of the above.Each person’s story is written in their own words and from their own perspective - 5 stories of refugees and immigrants that came from the former Soviet Union, Ukraine, Eritrea and Syria. This is how each of us has experienced life – first in our own home country and later here in the United States and ultimately we made it all here to San Diego, California.How did each of us manage to leave our home country? Was it an escape? Did we have to go through different countries to come here? What was each person's life like in their home country and how is it now? What prejudices and injustices were encountered along the way? What does each person think of the life here in the United States?Read and find out!
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The Long Journey
Shelby Olson
language (Shelby Olson, July 10, 2018)This story is about a fox, named "Fox". and his treck to help his best friend get back to her home. Far away from where Fox has ever been before, this journey is long and treacherous. They cross dangerous waters, and run away from predators, they face angry humans, and climb high mountains. But in the end, after facing more trials then they could count, Fox's determination helps them get through.
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Journey To Freedom
Colin Dann
eBook (RHCP Digital, May 31, 2011)Lingmere Zoo is about to close and its twin lionesses, Lorna and Ellen, will be put down unless a new home can be found for them. So when a sanctuary in Africa offers to take the animals, Lorna and Ellen begin the long journey together. But Lorna wants her freedom and dramatically escapes ot the English countryside leaving Ellen to face an unknown fate, alone.Can the lionesses survive without each other in their frightening and confusing new worlds? And will they ever meet again?
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Long Road to Freedom: Journey of the Hmong
Linda Barr
Paperback (Capstone Pr Inc, May 1, 2004)Discusses the lives of the Hmong, their flight to safety, their migration to the United States, and their future.
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The Long Journey
Barbara Corcoran, Charles Robinson
Hardcover (Atheneum, Sept. 1, 1970)Book by Barbara Corcoran
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Long Road to Freedom: Journey of the Hmong
Linda Barr
Library Binding (Capstone Press, Jan. 1, 2005)Discusses the history of Hmong people before, during, and after the Vietnam War, and the adaptation and transition for those who moved for a life in the United States.
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Long Journey to Freedom
Susan Grohmann, Margo Bock
Hardcover (Perfection Learning, Aug. 1, 2002)In Florida during the First Seminole War, eleven-year-old Tilly and her family, slaves on the Miller Plantation, try to reach St. Augustine in hopes of gaining their freedom.
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