George Washington's Younger Readers Adaptation: The Spies Who Saved America

In 1776, amidst the American Revolution, the situation appears grim for General George Washington and his Continental Army. Following Washington's swift withdrawal from New York City in August, many fear the impending conclusion of the war. How could this inexperienced and under-resourced American force possibly triumph over the formidable military of the largest empire in history?

However, George Washington soon realizes that victory cannot be achieved solely through naval power. To outsmart the British, he devises an innovative approach by establishing the top-secret Culper Spy Ring. This covert intelligence network, featuring a diverse group including a reserved merchant, a lively tavern keeper, a bold young longshoreman, a grumpy bachelor from Long Island, a coffeehouse owner, and a mysterious woman, played a crucial role in the American Revolution. In their book, Brian Kilmeade and Don Yaeger share the captivating stories of these previously unrecognized spies.

Experience an engaging adaptation of the New York Times bestseller, tailored for younger readers, featuring a fresh introduction, extensive additional content, and captivating illustrations. This historical mystery, centered around a pivotal moment in American history and the iconic figure of George Washington, promises to captivate and inspire the next generation of patriots.