Colonial People Series

Exploring the livelihoods of 18th century colonial communities, this collection by Bobbie Kalman delves into various occupations and daily activities that shaped life during this era. Each book presents a vivid portrayal of the skills and trades practiced, highlighting the resilience and resourcefulness of the people. Through engaging narratives and illustrations, readers gain insight into the historical context and the diverse ways individuals contributed to their communities, making it an informative and captivating resource for understanding colonial life.

Focusing on the daily lives of 18th-century women, this book delves into their roles in the home and the limited opportunities available for those who worked outside. It highlights their responsibilities in childcare and household management while showcasing the skills necessary for making clothing, candles, baskets, and food from scratch. Accompanied by full-color photographs and illustrations, the clear text provides insights into women's education and craftsmanship during this historical period.