Fritz brings to life the
Constitutional Convention and all the drama that it entailed in this
historically accurate account of the founding of our nation and its
government. As the country moved
from thirteen colonies to “We The People,” much conflict and disagreement
occurred between those who were for the national government and those who were
for individual states. While the content could be dry and overwhelming, Fritz
brings an element of excitement to the creation of our country’s very
foundation—its government. Young
readers will enjoy the subtle humor and lightheartedness of the text, while
older readers can supplement the text with the complete Constitution included
in the back of the book.
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