Pilgrims of Plymouth

Exploring the daily life of a pilgrim child in 17th-century Massachusetts, this picture book immerses young readers in a historical experience. It highlights the absence of formal schooling, as children assisted with chores and played traditional games like marbles. With no grocery stores, the pilgrims relied on hunting and gathering for food, cooking over open fires or in outdoor ovens. Featuring dramatic photos from historical reenactments, the lively text offers a vivid portrayal of life in Plymouth colony, sparking an early interest in history.