Made possible by: Historical Fiction? What Is Rebecca squinted through the fog at the brick immigration building on Ellis Island. She was worried about her cousin Ana. Her uncle had sent a telegram weeks ago saying they had escaped Russia with great difficulty. Rebecca felt sure that if Ana arrived safely, the two of them would be like sisters. Illustration This painting is inspired by historical photos. It’s in a fictional book about a girl who welcomes her cousin to America. Chapter Book This scene is from a historical fiction book. The story is made up, but it includes real details based on historical facts. Historical Artifact This Ellis Island ledger lists the people on a ship who immigrated to America. Explore historical fiction through the American Girl Character series! Illustration and excerpt from Rebecca and Ana by Jacqueline Dembar Greene It’s a story with a setting based on historical facts, but the details of the characters and plot are made up. Historical Photo This photo shows real immigrants from other countries arriving at Ellis Island in New York City. SCHOLASTIC and associated logos are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Scholastic Inc. All rights reserved. © 2019. 692397. © 2019 American Girl. American Girl and associated trademarks are owned by and used under license from American Girl Photos: Desk, worker/Shutterstock; Watercolor palette, YanaKotina/Shutterstock; Paintbrush, spillikin/Shutterstock; Illustrations and book covers courtesy of American Girl; Book, Valentin Agapov/Shutterstock; Document, National Archives and Records Administration; Pen, DioGen/Shutterstock; Historical photo, Fotosearch/Stringer/Getty Images; pocket watch, Aggie 11/Shutterstock Sponsored Educational Materials
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Made possible by:
Historical Fiction?What Is
Rebecca squinted through the
fog at the brick immigration
building on Ellis Island. She was
worried about her cousin Ana. Her
uncle had sent a telegram weeks
ago saying they had escaped Russia
with great difficulty. Rebecca felt
sure that if Ana arrived safely, the
two of them would be like sisters.
Illustration
This painting
is inspired by
historical photos.
It’s in a fictional
book about a girl
who welcomes her
cousin to America.
Chapter Book
This scene is from
a historical fiction
book. The story
is made up, but it
includes real
details based on
historical facts.
Historical Artifact
This Ellis Island
ledger lists the
people on a ship
who immigrated
to America.
Explore historical fiction through the American Girl Character series!
Illustration and excerpt from Rebecca and Ana by Jacqueline Dembar Greene
It’s a story with a setting based on historical facts, but the details of the characters and plot are made up.
Historical Photo
This photo shows
real immigrants
from other
countries arriving
at Ellis Island in
New York City.SC
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