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lattelibrarian's review against another edition
4.0
Discussing prominent figures such as Michelle Obama, Misty Copeland, and Simone Biles, Brave. Black. First. also features historical figures that may be lesser known to children of todya's generation, such as Aretha Franklin, Katherine Johnson, and Bessie Coleman. Each biography is about a page long, accompanied by a full-page illustration of each featured woman. It gives a brief overview of their lives, their accomplishments, their achievements, and either what they are doing now (if they're still alive), or why their accomplishments were so incredibly important.
I learned about so many women that I either didn't know anything about, or my knowledge about some women was further reinforced. This is such a fantastic resource, great for inspiration and school projects. Perfect for grades 3-5.
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I learned about so many women that I either didn't know anything about, or my knowledge about some women was further reinforced. This is such a fantastic resource, great for inspiration and school projects. Perfect for grades 3-5.
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hopeful
informative
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
5.0
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