New Releases by Bonnie Hinman

Details the life and accomplishments of the British general who ordered 700 soldiers to march to Concord to destroy the patriots'' supplies and organized the British assault on Bunker Hull.

Presents the life of the celebrated member of the famous political family who died in a plane crash in 1999.

In early-nineteenth-century Cincinnati, fifteen-year-old George Lankford, whose main interests include creating a steam engine and avoiding a friendship with the badly scared new boy, Charles Lidell, finds his life radically changed when an earthquake hits town.

At President Roosevelt''s request, Americans are growing as much food as they can in backyard Victory Gardens. In Seattle, Barb and Eddie Harrington join the effort to create a large Victory Garden from a vacant city lot--the place where Eddie and his friends liked to play baseball. But the war demands sacrifice, and everyone helps--including a farmer who brings his old-fashioned horse team to plow the field. Meanwhile, Eddie and Barb grow suspicious of Sal Bolella who finds out that Mr. Harrington works at Boeing, and starts quizzing Eddie about planes that are being built there. Why is Sal trying to get Eddie to spill secrets?

Henry Lankford survives the biggest flood Cincinnati has seen. As he and his cousin, Rachel Farley, spend time with Dr. Daniel Drake, they learn that the dreaded disease cholera is headed toward the city. At the same time, armed whites are roaming Cincinnati attacking those trying to abolish slavery.