Children's
Books About Boston
Planning a
trip to Boston with a child? Just as you
are probably having fun poring over
travel guides (like TheInsider.com!) in
advance of your trip, your child will
enjoy reading about his/her vacation
location, too. The list of recommended
books below include everything from
picture books to popular chapter book
series.
 Johnny
Tremain
by Esther Forbes, illustrated by Lynd
Ward
Winner of the 1943 Newbery Medal, this
wonderful book of historical fiction
depicts the pivotal events in Boston that
led to the American Revolution through
the eyes of a 14-year-old boy.
 Judy
Moody Declares Independence
by Megan McDonald, illustrated by Peter
H. Reynolds
A trip to Boston's historical sites,
including the famous Freedom Trail, has
the indomitable 3rd grader in a
revolutionary mood.
 Make
Way for Ducklings
by Robert McCloskey
This classic children's book makes an
excellent Boston-oriented present. Make
the gift complete by taking the recipient
to the annual duckling walk from Beacon
Hill to the Public Garden next spring.
 Scruffy's
Museum Adventure
The engaging tale of a romp through
Boston's famous art museum; terrific
preparation for a visit to the Museum of
Fine Arts or any museum.
 The
Trumpet of the Swan
by E.B. White
The Public Garden's swan boats are just
one of the Boston icons immortalized in
this wonderful classic.
 86
Years: The Legend of the Boston Red Sox
by Melinda R. Boroson
This tale about the Red Sox triumphant
return to the World Series is a must for
all young fans.
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