Pocahontas: An American Princess (Penguin Young Readers, Level 4)

So this was not great...it's a highly colonized viewpoint of the story. The icing on the cake is how it ends with "and now you know the true story of Pocahontas" 🤣...you can see in my pictures of snippits from the book that although they go in to detail about it Pocahontas and important events in her life, it seems as though they still took John Smith's own writings as factual evidence. You can decide for yourself but this is not the story I had hoped to tell my kids of Pocahontas.

great

Having learned that we are descendants of Pocahontas, my family are interested in learning more about her so this book was a perfect start for my young niece. I know she will treasure it and enjoy reading and re-reading it.

yes

Nice book, thank you!

Bought for my daughter.

We all liked the Sacajawea story better. This one comes with a lot of speculations about her emotions, and while they may be real feelings, I wanted a story that focused on her bravery instead.

The story of am American princess and how she forged a peaceful path to be created between early English settlers and native American Indians. Has a sad ending, but appears to be historically accurate. I would say it would be a good read for kids aged 6-8.

Bought to use as a comparison to the Disney version and the Native American one. This does say at the end that it is the true version but while some details match the Native American one, some things are not quite the same. Gives reading level as fluent reader but print is still quite large.

Perfect story

Daughter loves reading these books ;o)

そこまで難しい表現もなく、楽しむ事が出来ました。映画のイメージとは違うかも？