
Peace shatters as Pilgrims and Natives face a devastating conflict after fifty years of fragile harmony.
The Mayflower's arrival in a desolate Massachusetts marked the beginning of a fragile alliance between Pilgrims and Native leaders like Massasoit. For fifty years, they maintained peace, culminating in the First Thanksgiving. But as new leaders emerged, trust crumbled, leading to King Philip's War—a brutal conflict that nearly annihilated both settlers and Natives. This gripping tale of survival and betrayal invites young readers to explore the dramatic events that shaped a nation, complete with maps, photographs, and timelines to enhance understanding.
In stunning prose, Philbrick evokes the drama of the voyage of the Mayflower and the eerie emptiness of coastal Massachusetts that greeted the Pilgrims. Specially adapted for middle-grade readers, this nonfiction book includes new maps and photographs, a time line, and a list of characters for added comprehension and accessibility.
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