The Witch of Blackbird Pond and Related Readings

by McDougal Littell

62 pages, Paperback

First published January 28, 1997

About the author

McDougal Littell was founded in 1969 and initially published supplementary soft-cover textbooks for secondary English teachers. After its first soft-cover books for secondary English, they branched out into additional soft-cover books for secondary Social Studies. Through the years, they expanded their publishing areas to include Mathematics, World Languages and Science, as well as Language Arts and Social Studies.
In 1994, McDougal Littell became part of Houghton Mifflin Company, headquartered in Boston, MA.

Reviews

[Suzanne]

This was one of my favorite books I read as a kid, so I thought I would revisit as an adult. I’m glad to say it did not disappoint.

[Mona Warnke]

Interesting book.

[Brooke]

I loved this book as a teenager, but when I read it again it seemed a bit off color and racist towards Native American's. I say this because she was using the narrative as her vehicle for comment about them, not a character's perspective.

[Sean O'Gorman]

I thought is was a great book. It is boring in the begging but when you get to the 3 or 4 chpter it becomes good

[Cash S]

This book is pretty good. It shows how different life was in New England.

[Carolyn]

Read the Witch of Blackbird Pond. Very well written and a great story.