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4.0 out of 5 stars
Making History Interesting For Kids.,
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This review is from: The Story of the Amistad (Dover Children's Evergreen Classics) (Paperback)
Until the movie AMISTAD was released five years ago, most Americans had never heard of the famed slave ship that caused such a ruckus and illustrated to the world how fractured the United States was on the issue of slavery. Taking it's cue from the movie, this book had it's named changed from THE LONG BLACK SCHOONER to THE STORY OF THE AMISTAD.The book tells the story surrounding the Amistad. However, it is told in a way that is appealing to both youth and adults. The language is simple and the story is straightforward. There is no historical gobbly-gook here. I found the book to be rather interesting, quite informative, and fairly easy to read (I read it in less than two days). It makes a great gift for any young history buff or anyone who is interesting in learning more about the Amistad but who hasn't studied much history. |
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The Story of the Amistad (Dover Children's Evergreen Classics) by Emma Gelders Sterne (Paperback - April 19, 2001)
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