The Salem Witch Trials: Spot the Myths
Part of the Two Truths and a Myth series
- Subject
- History - United States - Colonial & Revolutionary Periods
- Age
- 6-8 years
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 32
- Publisher
- Capstone
- Size
- 18.8 cm × 21.6 cm
- ISBN
- 9781669062561
Starting in 1692, many American colonists accused others of being witches in Salem, Massachusetts. It resulted in the deaths of several innocent people. Myths about the Salem Witch Trials have stuck around for hundreds of years. Were only women accused of witchcraft during the trials? Did the witch panic begin when two girls got food poisoning? Now it’s up to you to separate the truths from the myths. Will you be able to guess them, or will you be fooled?
About the author
Megan Cooley PetersonAuthor
Megan Cooley Peterson is a children's book author and editor. Her book How To Build Hair-Raising Haunted Houses (Capstone Press, 2011) was selected as a Book of Note by the TriState Young Adult Review Committee. When not writing, Megan enjoys movies, books, and all things Halloween. She lives in Minnesota with her husband and daughter.
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