Growing up in the Massachusetts colony, Paul Revere was educated in a traditional school, and after the death of his father, he worked as a silversmith to support his family. In order to support his own growing family, Revere expanded his skills and learned many more trades. Revere soon became involved in politics and joined the Sons of Liberty in order to pursue colonial independence from Great Britain. This pursuit and his desire for justice lead him to his involvement in the Boston Tea Party and his famous ride to warn the colonial militia of British troop advancement. A man of many talents, Revere served as a lieutenant colonel during the Revolutionary War, and after the War he returned to his various trade work. Remembered as a patriot, Revere devoted much of his life to the pursuit of American independence and inspired courage and perseverance among many. This biography for young readers presents the life of Revere with colorful and informative illustrations, as well as a helpful author’s note and timeline.