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Imagine the government how much food you could buy. Strange as it may sound, it actually happened. During the second world war, America's food was rationed. Rosie's Riveting Recipes takes readers back to a glimpse of life during World War II, when families had to make more from less. With over 180 historic ration recipes, historic posters, and short tales of life on American home front,Rosie's Riveting Recipes truly is an interactive history book.
Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
Luke and his sister Jenny aren't overly excited when they first learn of their mother's plans to take them to Tombstone, Arizona as part of their vacation. That changes in a hurry when the ghost of the Swamper, the Grand Hotel handyman, takes them back to the 1880s and they learn the real story of this infamous shoot out.
Billy the Kid and the Lincoln County War
Luke and Jenny's next stop is the historic town of Lincoln, New Mexico. As a thunderstorm brews they quickly realize things aren't as they seem. The ghost of Paul, a young 19th century buffalo soldier, sweeps them back in time where the come face-to-face with the notorious Billy the Kid.
Riding with the James Gang
While camping out on their great-grandmother's front porch at her Missouri farm, Luke and Jenny's sweet dreams are interrupted when the ghost of Kate, a 19th century farm girl, suddenly appears. She takes them on another adventure back in time where they learn about the notorious outlaws Frank and Jesse James