Johnny Tremain

Esther Forbes First published 1943

About this book

Johnny Tremain, a young apprentice silversmith, is caught up in the danger and excitement of 1775 Boston, just before the Revolutionary War. But even more gripping than living through the drama of Revolutionary Boston is the important discovery Johnny makes in his own life.

Subjects

  • american literature
  • american revolution (1775-1783) fast (ocolc)fst01351668
  • american revolution (1775-1783) fast (ocolc)fst01351668 (uri) http://id.worldcat.org/fast/fst0135166
  • apprentices
  • award:newbery_award
  • boston (mass.)
  • boston (mass.), fiction
  • boston tea party, 1773
  • boys, fiction
  • children's fiction
  • children's stories
  • fiction
  • hand
  • historical fiction
  • history
  • juvenile
  • juvenile fiction
  • large type books
  • massachusetts, history, fiction
  • newbery medal
  • newbery medal books
  • reading level-grade 10
  • reading level-grade 11
  • reading level-grade 12
  • reading level-grade 8
  • reading level-grade 9
  • revolution
  • silversmiths
  • social life and customs
  • study and teaching (secondary)
  • united states, history, fiction
  • united states, history, revolution, 1775-1783, fiction
  • wounds and injuries