The Fifth of March: A Story of the Boston Massacre – A Historical Fiction Novel About an Indentured Servant to John and Abigail Adams for Kids (Ages 10-12)
by Ann Rinaldi
Join a young indentured servant in the Adams household as tensions rise toward the Boston Massacre in this historical fiction tale for ages 10-12. Through everyday life with John and Abigail Adams, discover the sparks of the American Revolution in an engaging story that blends history and adventure for young readers.
About This Book
The Fifth of March is a historical fiction novel centered on the Boston Massacre, told from the perspective of an indentured servant in the household of John and Abigail Adams.
Aimed at readers ages 10-12, the story explores the daily life and historical events of the American Revolutionary period through a young protagonist's experiences.
Author Ann Rinaldi crafts an engaging narrative that introduces young audiences to key figures and pivotal moments in early American history.
The book combines factual historical context with fictional elements to make the past accessible and relatable for middle-grade children.
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