Aware that the colonies are in great danger of losing the Revolutionary War, John Adams braves a dangerous crossing of the Atlantic in the winter of 1778 with his ten-year-old son, Johnny, in order to get to France where secret meetings will be held with those in power in the hopes of securing the reinforcements his countrymen most desperately need to win their fight for independence.

During the Revolutionary War, General George Washington finds an unexpected source of inspiration when a soldier, celebrating the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, tells the miraculous story of how a ragtag army of Jewish soldiers defeated the Greeks.

This poetic tale captures the diverse beauty and great power of this massive river, enhanced with detailed, full-color illustration.

Provides a comprehensive telling of this historical ride in April, 1775, by Paul Revere who rode to warn fellow colonials that the British were coming to arrest their important leaders and steal the supplies they stored for their upcoming battles.