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Chapter Books
Biographies
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A Place to Hide by
Jayne Pettit
5th grader
Sarah says, "These are true stories about the amazing and terrifying
Holocaust and its rescues! It focuses in on the Holocaust heroine Anne
Frank, a young teenage girl who wrote her diary while hiding from the
Nazis. But, not only that, it also features other people and their
frightening tales of the Holocaust. To me, they are great heroes for
surviving to tell the tale and let their bravery seep through hard
times. This book makes you feel like you were really there when the
Holocaust happened and its horrifying experiences." |
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Who Was Albert Einstein? by
Jess Brallier
5th grader
Armita says, "This book is wonderful if you are working on a
biography project. It goes deep down under the frzzly hair and explains
Albert's true feelings. Though it states information, it still has a fun
way of getting it across." |
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Who Was
Helen Keller? by Gare Thompson
5th grader Sarah says, "
This book gives good and interesting information about the life of Helen
Keller. It talks about her childhood, early days, and her later days.
This is a very enjoyable biography on Helen Keller!
It is easy to read and understand, so kids of all ages can enjoy it,
unlike those loooong and boring biographies with small print and no
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Biographies are found in their own
section of the library.
They all have a capital B on their spine label above the first three letters
of the famous person's last name.
Like this:
Biographies are good for
everyone to read. They let us know what makes a great person great!
Clow Kids rave about these REALLY GOOD
biographies!
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