The Lewis and Clark Expedition (Graphic History series)

Great for young readers

Six years old grandson loves history and this book has interesting insights

I love this story. My family is planning a major Lewis & Clark trip so we are reading as much as we can about the journey. We've read plenty of books, so there wasn't really anything new in here. But we love the format. Great drawings, etc. It's short, so you have to expect it to miss a lot, which it does. One complaint: While Sacagawea is credited for being the sister of Shoshone chief Cameahwait (he's the one who provided the expedition with much needed horses on their way west), her only thought in the book is to wonder if she can find potatoes to dig up. No talk of her rescuing L&C's journals as they went overboard, etc. No mention that her husband, Charbonneau was a complete coward and awful boatsman to boot. I think they could have tucked that in. The book does mention York being asked for his vote on where to winter (the first recorded vote of an African-American in U.S. history). If you are looking for a quick introduction to the trip, this is a nice one. I would have given it 5 stars if Sacagawea had more of a proper role.

Great book for kids in order to keep them reading and learning about history. Fast shipping You can't go wrong with this one.

My grandson loved this graphic novel. It offers so much more than the dull history books. There is a geography lesson in this book but let's not tell the kids. Let's just let them enjoy it.

My 10 year old son loved this book. Short and simple, but with plenty of detail for his homeschool US History studies. Helped bring history to life.

Great product and excellent seller!

nice book