"The Diary of Anna Greene Winslow, a Boston Schoolgirl in 1771" is a unique document that gives the reader the opportunity to immerse herself in the daily life of a young girl in colonial America. Anna Greene Winslow kept a journal recording her thoughts, feelings, events, and observations in 1771. Her records reflect not only the school life, but also the social environment, traditions and inner experiences of the girl, helping us to better understand the life of that time. This book is a valuable resource for historians and anyone interested in America's colonial history and the lives of young people in the past.