Story is limited to Columbus' first voyage, but includes behind-the-scenes details such as the sailors' fears, the boring diet on board ship, and the close mutiny. A Picture Book of Christopher Columbus by David A. Adler, ill. illus. John & Alexandra Wallner. Holiday House, 1991. E-UE Not forgotten here is that Columbus sailed across the ocean on 4 separate occasions. All the voyages are told in this thorough, easy-to-understand biography and illustrated with black & white line drawings. Columbus by Ingri & Edgar Parin D'Aulaire. Doubleday & Co., Inc., 1955. E-JH+ This story keeps going where most others end, giving the complete scenario of his life both before & after 1492. Every page is illustrated, some color and some black and white. Garfield Discovers America (created by Jim Davis) by Jim Kraft, illus. Mike Fentz. Watermill Press, 1992. E-UE If you need a little humor to keep school fun, this is it! Learn about Columbus through the eyes of a favorite comic character: Garfield--well, actually, one of his ancestors. This is not in comic strip format, just large, colorfully illustrated pages. Pedro's Journal: A Voyage With Christopher Columbus August 3, 1492-February 14, 1493 by Pam Conrad. Scholastic, 1991. UE Westward With Columbus: Set Sail on the Voyage That Changed the World (Time Quest Book) by John Dyson Where Do You Think You're Going, Christopher Columbus? By Jean Fritz, illus. Margot Tomes. UE-JH AMERICAN HISTORY: 1520sWalk the World's Rim by Betty Baker.Not yet reviewed. (de Vaca) AMERICAN HISTORY: 1540sThe King's Fifth by Scott O'Dell.Not yet reviewed. (Coronado) Back to the main America-to-1700 pageTeacher Interview Tips Activities & Crafts
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