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jterbrack's review against another edition
4.0
Perfect intro to RBG for my younger (maybe 2nd grade?) students!
shayemiller's review against another edition
5.0
This 48-paged picture book covers all the main details available in other books and I really liked the adorable illustrations found throughout. Young children will definitely appreciate the detail (and some pages have more than one illustration). The Table of Contents is as follows:
Introduction
Chapter 1: Brooklyn Born
Chapter 2: College Dreams
Chapter 3: Professor Ginsburg
Chapter 4: The Women’s Rights Project
Chapter 5: You Can’t Spell “Truth” without Ruth!
But Wait… There’s More!
New points of interest:
*Ruth’s mother, Celia, was extremely committed to Ruth’s education.
*She had to sneak into quiet bathrooms to study, during college.
*It was RBG’s tuna casserole that made Marty begin cooking. LOL!
Introduction
Chapter 1: Brooklyn Born
Chapter 2: College Dreams
Chapter 3: Professor Ginsburg
Chapter 4: The Women’s Rights Project
Chapter 5: You Can’t Spell “Truth” without Ruth!
But Wait… There’s More!
New points of interest:
*Ruth’s mother, Celia, was extremely committed to Ruth’s education.
*She had to sneak into quiet bathrooms to study, during college.
*It was RBG’s tuna casserole that made Marty begin cooking. LOL!
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