Rush Revere And The Brave Pilgrims Summary

My story is Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims. First of all, there are 6 main characters. Including, Rush Revere the history teacher, Tommy, Freedom, Liberty Rush’s horse (magical horse), William Bradford, and Myles Standish are all main characters. This story takes place in Manchester Middle school, Plymouth Rock, and on The Mayflower. Those are the main things about my book.

My book starts off very interesting, let me tell you about it. There is a teacher out sick and Rush Revere is filling in. He wrote his name on the board and was immediately made fun of because he was dressed up like a man from the 1600’s. Soon Rush starts with his lesson, he shows a video of him and Liberty going back in time and he meets William Bradford. Liberty and Rush come back from the adventure and Liberty is wearing clogging shoes. When he was trying to get the shoes off he flew one through the

window, Tommy took the blame for it and ends up with a detention. This is just the beginning of things, there’s much more to come.

Soon, things start to get very intense in my story.

Rush, Tommy, and Liberty go back in time about a week later in the past, but on earth, only about an hour had past. They are on the Mayflower, when all of the sudden someone spots land! That very second everyone came up from the deck below and saw land. Everyone rejoices and celebrates the victory! That changed everything, even my point of view.

There is a very happy ending to the story (spoilers are coming). Rush, Tommy, and Liberty come back and get Freedom. Rush got an invitation to the First Thanksgiving a little while before they came back 3rd time. They go back, enjoy the dinner and stay to talk with William and Myles. Soon they say their goodbyes and they head back to their normal lives.

There are many good parts in the story, but if I have to pick one, I loved the part when the Pilgrims see the Indian. They see the Indian they begin talking and become friends. That made Thanksgiving because without the Indians, the Pilgrims would have starved. It was such a great moment in my

opinion.

I definitely recommend this book because it is very interesting. It is funny, and there are a lot of puns. It tells about one of the most important events in American history in way that keeps ones of our age interested. Although the title of this book does not sound like one that would keep my attention, it did. You will never forget this book after you have read it!