Category: Historical Fiction/Nonfiction Blood on the River: James Town, 1607 is a historical fiction novel that takes place during the early days of Jamestown, Virginia. The book follows the story of John Smith and his journey to establish a new colony in America. Through vivid descriptions and engaging characters, the author brings to life the challenges faced by the settlers as they navigate unfamiliar terrain and hostile Native American tribes. Overall, Blood on the River is an excellent read for anyone interested in early American history or historical fiction. Jamestown Season 2 is a television series that continues the story of Jamestown, Virginia. The show follows the lives of several characters as they navigate the challenges of life in the new colony. Through its engaging plot and well-developed characters, Jamestown Season 2 provides an excellent portrayal of early American history. Jamestowne Ancestors is a nonfiction book that explores the genealogy of James Morgan, one of the earliest settlers in Jamestown. The author uses extensive research to trace Morgan's lineage from 1607 to 1997, providing readers with a fascinating look at early American history and the lives of its pioneers. 16-07 I Can Fall Asleep is a self-help book that provides practical advice for improving sleep quality. The author uses scientific research and real-world examples to help readers develop healthy sleep habits and overcome common sleep disorders. Overall, 16-07 I Can Fall Asleep is an excellent resource for anyone looking to improve their sleep. Updated Morgan Genealogy: A History of James Morgan (1607-1685) of New London, Connecticut, and His Descendants from 1607 to 1997 is a nonfiction book that explores the genealogy of James Morgan, one of the earliest settlers in Jamestown. The author uses extensive research to trace Morgan's lineage from 1607 to 1997, providing readers with a fascinating look at early American history and the lives of its pioneers. A Land As God Made It: Jamestown and the Birth of America is a nonfiction book that explores the history of Jamestown and its role in the birth of America. The author uses extensive research to provide readers with a comprehensive overview of early American history, from the arrival of Christopher Columbus to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Overall, A Land As God Made It is an excellent resource for anyone interested in early American history. Cracker-Boy: A History of Plantation America: 1607-1865 is a historical fiction novel that takes place during the era of plantations in America. The book follows the story of a young boy who grows up on a plantation and witnesses firsthand the brutality and oppression faced by slaves. Through its engaging plot and well-developed characters, Cracker-Boy provides an excellent portrayal of life on plantations during this period. In Small Things Forgotten: An Archaeology of Early American Life is a nonfiction book that explores the daily lives of early Americans through archaeological findings. The author uses extensive research to provide readers with a fascinating look at the material culture and practices of early America, from clothing and tools to food preparation and childcare. Overall, In Small Things Forgotten is an excellent resource for anyone interested in early American history. Cavalier and King of Men: James Stanley, 7th Earl of Derby 1607-51 (Century of the Soldier) is a nonfiction book that explores the life and career of James Stanley, one of the most important figures of the English Civil War. The author uses extensive research to provide readers with a comprehensive overview of Stanley's life and his role in shaping England during this period. Overall, Cavalier and King of Men is an excellent resource for anyone interested in early modern history. A Kingdom Strange: The Brief and Tragic History of the Lost Colony of Roanoke is a nonfiction book that explores the mysterious disappearance of the Roanoke colony, one of the first successful English colonies in America. The author uses extensive research to provide readers with a comprehensive overview of the events leading up to the colony's disappearance and the theories surrounding its fate.