Johnny Tremain: A Newbery Award Winner Paperback – Illustrated, May 2, 2011

Loved this when I read it and purchased this as a gift for my nephew. Haven’t heard back from him yet, but know this is awesome reading! Very happy to be able to pass this on!

I have always loved this classic take on the American Revolution. Everyone’s story is truly interesting in its own way.

This book made me a reader at a young age. It is an interesting storyAnd gets young ones interested in rading

Newberry Award winner.

We are currently studying the Revolutionary War in school and this book has been a fabulous addition to our curriculum. My brother mentioned the Disney movie of the same name, which in have yet to see, and said it was a good movie and that my boys would like it. I'm a believer in reading the book first and so we are about 20 pages from the ending of this book.I have read many books aloud to my boys but I think this has been their favorite. It is well written, extremely informative, exciting and inspiring. We live in Massachusetts so the places mentioned in Johnny Tremain are local to us and reading about them and then visiting makes history come alive for my children. They beg me to read "one more chapter, pleeeease". Love it!I thoroughly recommend this book to homeschooling families. It's a classic.

I recommend this to all young readers interested in our history. The story is heartfelt and educational. Read the introduction after you finish the book.

I read this book back when I was in middle school in the 70's. Bought for my grandchildren to read and they are enjoying it. Such a great book bringing historical events in such a way for a young teen to understand and relate to because of the characters evolved.

This book took me on such wonderful adventures of pre revolutionary America. The spirt of a young boy, brave and longing for adventure. Plus the fun history side was such a treat.

My daughter and I read it for a book report.

Great, thank you :)

A good book for the day. Written about an old war so that men might rise up in WW2. So people desire to stand up today? Would young men die so that others might stand up?

I love this book.

great