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Thomas Jefferson,
This review is from: Thomas Jefferson: Third President 1801-1809 (Getting to Know the U.S. Presidents) (Paperback)
This book was great! It would make a great teaching contribution for young readers. It has vivid illustrations and is an easy reader. This book briefly discusses Thomas Jefferson's childhood. The majority of the book is on his role in the government. It also describes the chances he took and the struggles he faced. A few of the ideas are somewhat complicated, so the illustrations help because they are easy to read and understand, some of them resembling a comic strip. The book also discusses his role in helping to bring an end to slavery. The book also states that Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence. The end of the book is about his expedition. More commonly known as the Lewis and Clark expedition.A downfall of the book is that it ends ubruptly. There is no discussion about his life after presidency. Also, a few of the illustrations are a bit crude. However, this is a Scholastic book, and proves to be insightful and engaging. |
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Thomas Jefferson: Third President 1801-1809 (Getting to Know the U.S. Presidents) by Mike Venezia (Library Binding - Sept. 2004)
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