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Bibliography: George C. Wales American, 1868 - Mayflower, Cape Cod Bay, 1921 California State Library long loan Copyright retained by the artist.   A good place to start is with a very important book, "The Invasion of America," by Francis Jennings. It is a very authoritative text on the settlement of New England and the evolution of Indian/White relations in the New England colonies. Read, "The Coming of the Pilgrims" told from Governor Bradford's Firsthand Account by E. Brooks Smith and Robert Meridith, Illustrated by Leonard Everett Fisher. Little Brown and Company, Publishers. Squanto, Friend of the Pilgrims, by Clyde Robert Bulla Aliki, Maize is Corn Anderson, Joan, The first Thanksgiving feast Bains, Rae, Pilgrims and Thanksgiving Brown, Marc Tolon, Arthur's Thanksgiving Bulla, Clyde Robert, Squanto, Friend of the Pilgrims Bunting, Eve, How many days to America? Bunting, Eve, A Turkey for Thanksgiving Butterfield, Moira, Look Inside Cross-Sections: Ships Conaway, Judith, Happy Thanksgiving: Things to Make and Do Cohen, Barbara. Molly's pilgrim Corwin, Judith Hoffman, Thanksgiving Fun Bartlett, Robert Merrill, Thanksgiving Day. Beck, Barbara L. , The Pilgrims of Plymouth, Behrens, June, Pilgrims plantation Dalgliesh, Alice, The Thanksgiving story DeLage, Ida, Pilgrim children on the Mayflower dePaolo, Tomie, The Popcorn Book Donovan, Frank Robert, The Mayflower compact Fritz, Jean, Who's that stepping on Plymouth Rock? Groh, Lynn, The Pilgrims, brave settlers of Plymouth Hayward, Linda, The first Thanksgiving Lavine, S.A., Indian Corn and other Gifts Marshall, Peter, The Light and The Glory McGovern, Ann, If You Sailed on the Mayflower Penner, Lucille Recht, Eating the Plates: a Pilgrim Book of Food and Manners Waters, Kate, Sarah Morton's Day Links and Resources: Don't miss the True Story of the First Thanksgiving The Virtual Tour of Plimoth Plantation Treasure trove of Thanksgiving Links Wampanoag Indians and Massasoit Louisa May Alcott (story for read aloud to children) Thanksgiving on the WWW [ Go to Children's Journal Project...] [Back to Top]