I went to the
Sacramento Public Library to find some ebooks for children that are available
for check out from home, or for reading from an in home computer or tablet
device. The series on California
Missions drew my attention, especially the book on Mission Santa Cruz as it is
the only Mission I have visited in person and I loved it.
Author: Kim Ostrow
Illustrator:
Publisher: The Rosen Publishing Group (2004)
Prices: free from Sacramento County Public Library, Hardbound $22.70
Reading level: Grades 4
Interest level: Middle Grades
Physical Characteristics: Online, 64 pages.
Series: The Missions Of California
ISBN: 9780823958788
Genres: Textbook, Reference
Subjects:
Santa Cruz Mission
-- History -- Juvenile literature.
Spanish mission
buildings -- California -- Santa Cruz Region -- History -- Juvenile literature.
Franciscans --
California -- Santa Cruz Region -- History -- Juvenile literature.
Ohlone Indians --
Missions -- California -- Santa Cruz Region -- History -- Juvenile literature.
California --
History -- To 1846 -- Juvenile literature.
Annotation: The history of the Mission Santa Cruz from 1791 to today.
Summary: This book traces the history of the Mission Santa Cruz from 1791 to today. There are details about the original native peoples whom the Mission was built to convert, pirates, Catholicism in California and how the Mission is used today as a museum.

Similar Titles or Authors:
There is a whole series by The Rosen Publishing group on the California State Missions.
Monterey Bay Missions by Emily Abback
Websites:
The Rosen Publishing Group
Follett/Brytewave Reader
Professional Reviews:
No professional reviews online. On the Rosen website they have a blurb from the San Diego Schools.
"Supports social studies curriculum in grades 4 to 5."
All images (c) Rosen Publishing
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