Standoff Remembering the Alamo
Standoff Remembering the Alamo by Lisa Trumbauer is a 48-page book published by Capstone in 2009. This engaging narrative follows 15-year-old Cal and his mother as they traverse the Texas countryside in 1836, only to encounter a looming threat from thousands of Mexican soldiers. Seeking refuge, they head to the Alamo, where historical figures like Davy Crockett and Jim Bowie prepare for an impending battle.
Readers will find a blend of humor and action as the story unfolds within the context of a significant historical event. The book incorporates elements of juvenile nonfiction and historical military themes, making it suitable for those interested in the 19th century and the complexities of warfare. With its comic strip and cartoon style, this edition presents a unique approach to storytelling that captures the tension and excitement of the Alamo’s defense.
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In 1836, 15 year-old Cal and his mother ride across the Texas countryside. Suddenly, they spot thousands of Mexican soldiers approaching on the horizon. Cal knows they mean trouble, so he steers the wagon to the safest place around, the Alamo! Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, and other soldiers are there, waiting for a fight. But can their small group hold off an entire army? It’ll be a battle they’ll never forget.
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