About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts asking questions about fairness, authority, or why people choose to break the rules for a bigger cause. It is perfect for the student who is beginning to notice social injustices and wants to understand the historical roots of American independence through a lens of values rather than just dates. This book explores the complex motivations behind the American Revolution, focusing on the deep-seated desire for liberty and the courage required to stand up for one's beliefs. Marciniak moves beyond a simple timeline to examine the emotional and philosophical 'why' behind the conflict. It introduces themes of justice, perseverance, and the risks of rebellion in a way that is accessible for middle-grade readers. Parents will appreciate how it frames history as a series of human choices, making it an excellent tool for discussing how individual actions can lead to monumental change. It provides a solid foundation for understanding American heritage without being overly dense or academic.
