The story of Sacagawea is told in an engaging and historically sound way. Although the book is not really fictionalized, it is not dry. Some original journal excerpts are included. I loved the book, but it may be a little over the heads of younger children. I recommend the book as a read-aloud for ages nine and older and as independent reading for children 12 and older.
(Reviewed by an Official Good and Beautiful Reviewer)
| Region | United States |
| Period | late 1700s/early 1800s |
| Genre | Biography |
| Digital Format | Audiobook, E-book |
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