The First Thanksgiving of 1621

The First Thanksgiving of 1621 is an short book and popular with teachers introducing preschoolers to the story of the first Thanksgiving of 1621 with Governor Bradford and Great Native American Leader Massasoit.

Thanksgiving holds special significance for many. It brings a season for expressing gratitude, gathering with family and friends, and focusing on our blessings. So, if you are looking for Thanksgiving stories for toddlers and preschoolers to explain why we celebrate Thanksgiving, then this picture book would be of interest.

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Stephanie O'Connor is a highly acclaimed Irish children's author renowned for her captivating storytelling, spanning over 50 enchanting books. Based in Ireland, her narratives exude a delightful blend of intelligence and warmth. With a keen focus on engaging young minds, Stephanie's writing embodies creativity and educational value. She writes books and short stories, primarily fiction for young readers, including picture books, chapter books, and middle-grade fiction. They include books about friendship and inclusion, books with a focus on kindness and the value of being a good friend to others, books that celebrate special holidays, magical stories and fables. Her tales transport readers to imaginative worlds while imparting invaluable life lessons, making her a beloved figure in children's literature. Over the years, Stephanie O'Connor's literary contributions have garnered global admiration, enchanting audiences and fostering a deep love for reading. Her stories continue to resonate and inspire young readers around the world.