Books by Doreen Rappaport
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review 1: This book was amazing and I agree is very much needed. The only reason this book didn't get one of my "10 out of 5 star ratings" is that I think it is written over the heads of the group it is targeted towards. I found it on my library's Juvenile shelf. I can't see the normal juv...
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review 1: It is amazing how much information is conveyed in so few lines with vivid full page illustrations. Doreen Rappaport's picture-book-formatted biography covers Theodore Roosevelt's life from birth to death, and incorporates numerous quotes by him. The illustrations by C.F. Payne ...
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review 1: I think Rappaport did a great job telling the story of Helen Keller. In this book it talks about the life of Helen starting from when she was a baby up until Annie Sullivan passed away. It talks about her losing her sight, hearing and speech, all of frustrations and the journey s...
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review 1: Eleanor, Quiet No More, is a recommended by Orbis Pictus as high-quality children's nonfiction. This text details the life of Eleanor Roosevelt from her early to final years in a picture book format. The author combines biographical information with Eleanor Roosevelt's own words ...
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review 1: The illustrations were amazing and so beautiful to look at! This book was also a great source to learn about Abraham Lincoln. It covers majors events that have happened in his life and his hard fight to free slaves. I loved reading his quotes and how life changing his words were....
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review 1: This children's picture book is filled with real information about the Statue of Liberty and how it came to be. I would share this book in a history until as well since it talks about America and how it became a place for freedom for others coming into the United States looking ...