Books like George Washington's spy by Elvira Woodruff
In "George Washington's Spy," ten‑year‑old Matt and five fellow children are mysteriously transported to 1776 Boston. They navigate the bustling streets of colonial America, encountering the legendary Benjamin Franklin, who introduces them to the era’s rudimentary medicine and the dangers of espionage. Together, the group becomes part of a daring rebel spy network, using their ingenuity to help the American cause. The story blends historical fact with age‑appropriate adventure, offering young readers a portal into the founding days of the United States and the bravery of its unsung spies.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Elvira Woodruff
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