Background
Historical Fiction has been defined as " stories that are written to portray a time period or convey information about a specific time period or an historical event. Usually the event or time period is about 30 years in the past."
Historical Fiction Series:
Addie by Laurie Lawlor
American adventures by Bonnie Pryor
American girl
American quilts by Susan E. Kirby
American sisters by Laurie Lawlor
Dear America
I survived by Lauren Tarshis
Little house by Laura Ingalls Wilder
My America
Once upon America
The royal diaries
Novels
My Friend the Enemy (WWII)Call Number: J SMITH
My Brother's Secret (WWII)Call Number: J SMITH
Empty Places (Great Depression)Call Number: J WIECHMAN
The Curse of the Buttons (Civil War)Call Number: J YLVISAKER
Cast Off (1600's)Call Number: J YOHALEM
Talking Leaves (Native American History)Call Number: J BRUCHAC
The War That Saved My Life (WWII)Call Number: J BRADLEY
Echo (1930's-1990's)Call Number: J RYAN
Full Cicada Moon (1960's)Call Number: J HILTON
Liberty (WWII)Call Number: J LARSON
Letters from the Corrugated CastleCall Number: J Blos
Just a Drop of Water (September 11th)Call Number: J CERRA
The Blackbird Girls (Chernobyl Nuclear Accident)Call Number: J BLANKMAN
Show Me a Sign (1805 Chilmark)Call Number: J LEZOTTE
Novels
After the train (Holocaust)Call Number: J Whelan
The best bad luck I ever had (Civil Rights)Call Number: J Levine
Breaking Stalin's nose (Communist Russia)Call Number: J Yelchin
Bud, not Buddy (Great Depression)Call Number: J Curtis
Caddie Woodlawn (1800's- Pioneers)Call Number: J Brink
Catherine, called Birdy (Medieval England)Call Number: J Cushman
Countdown (1960's)Call Number: J Wiles
Fever 1793 (Yellow Fever)Call Number: J Anderson
Finding Zasha (WWII)Call Number: J Barrow
Ninth Ward (Hurricane Katrina)Call Number: J Rhodes
A Bandit's Tale (1800's NYC)Call Number: J HOPKINSON
Wolf Hollow (WWII)Call Number: J WOLK
Cloud and Wallfish (Berlin Wall)Call Number: J NESBET- The War That Saved My Life (WWII)Call Number: J BRADLEY
Dash (Japanese Internment)Call Number: J LARSON
Innocent Heroes (WWI)Call Number: J BROUWER
The Night Diary (1947- Partition of India)Call Number: J HIRANANDANI
Prairie Lotus (1880's Pioneer Life)Call Number: J PARK
All He KnewCall Number: J FROST
Novels
Inside out and back again (1975- Vietnamese Refugees)Call Number: J Lai
Lyddie (1840's- Child Labor)Call Number: J Paterson
One came home (1870's- Pioneer Life)Call Number: J Timberlake
Out of the dust (Great Depression)Call Number: J Hesse
P. S. be eleven (1960's)Call Number: J Williams-Garcia
Stay Where You Are and Then Leave (WWI)Call Number: J Boyne
The Watsons go to Birmingham (Civil Rights)Call Number: J Curtis
Wheels of Change (1908)Call Number: J Jacobson
Whistle in the dark (1920's- Mining)Call Number: J Long
Worth (1800's- Orphan Train)Call Number: J LaFaye
Some Kind of Courage (1800's-Orphans)Call Number: J GEMEINHART
Full of Beans (Great Depression)Call Number: J HOLM
Adam and Thomas (WWII-Holocaust)Call Number: J APPELFELD
Stella by Starlight (1930's-Segregation)Call Number: J DRAPER
The Locket (1911, Triangle Shirtwaist Fire)Call Number: J Lieurance
Lizzie and the Lost Baby (WWII)Call Number: J BLACKFORD
A Thousand Never Evers (1960's Civil Rights)Call Number: J Burg
Betty Before X (1940's Civil Rights)Call Number: J SHABAZZ
Root Magic (1963- Race Relations)Call Number: J ROYCE
