The Uncivil War
Morgan Huddleston and Jeremy Wiggins have shared a classroom for three years, disliking each other the whole time and in constant competition. Then a fourth grade social studies assignment reveals they are directly connected by tragic events that occurred 150 years earlier. Morgan and Jeremy contact their relatives and learn they both had great-great-
The Uncivil War melds its contemporary setting with flashbacks that draw on historical characters, preserved family letters, and actual battlefield events, bringing history to life.
Here’s what readers are saying about The Uncivil War:
Janet R. Bucklew, author of Dr. Henry Janes: Country Doctor & Civil War Surgeon, says, “This is an excellent teaching tool for teachers and parents who are interested in presenting an accurate perspective of the Civil War and its participants through fiction and non-fiction. The book would be appropriate for fourth through sixth grades. The author’s goal is to make history come alive and become personal. He has succeeded.” (The full review can be found at http://www.civilwarnews.com/
“Mr. Adams helps young readers understand that history happened to real people, just like you and me, and draws connections that bring the past into a more intimate and personal focus. The book does an excellent job showing students that they are a part of history, too, just as much as great figures like Lincoln, Robert E. Lee, or Ulysses S. Grant.” – Matthew Cassady, Program Director at Historic Fort Snelling, Minnesota
“This is an especially creative book. The author has many actual letters written home to Minnesota during the Civil War by his great-great-
About the Author:
Nick K. Adams is a retired elementary school teacher who lives in Lakewood, Washington with his wife, Carolyn Stover Modarelli-Adams, who created the interior artwork and cover design for The Uncivil War. He continues to write about the Civil War, makes classroom presentations throughout Western Washington, volunteers as a CASA at Juvenile Court, and enjoys performing professionally as a storyteller.
THE UNCIVIL WAR: BATTLE IN THE CLASSROOM (ISBN: 978-1-61897-
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