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Description
The book tells the story of Nathan Hale, a young schoolteacher who became America's first spy during the American Revolutionary War. After the American colonies declared independence from Britain, General George Washington needed someone to gather intelligence on the British forces. Nathan Hale volunteered for the dangerous mission, becoming an early American hero. The book is written for young readers at a 5.5 reading level.
Quick Summary
This picture book reveals how a young schoolteacher named Nathan Hale stepped up when George Washington needed a spy most, becoming an unlikely Revolutionary War hero. Young readers will thrill at the secret missions, the daring disguises, and the brave decisions that turned an ordinary man into an American legend. If your kid loves the humor and heart of the "Who Was?" series or dreams of heroic adventures like in Magic Tree House books, they'll devour this historical gem. Perfect for kids in grades K-3, this quick read makes the story of America's first spy accessible and unforgettable for young readers.