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Hooray for Women!
Children who enjoy reading the “Who Was?” series or are interested in comic-style novels will enjoy this book and could use it as a resource in school
The Tudors: Kings, Queens, Scribes, and Ferrets!
This informative and entertaining history selection will prove to be a worthy option for school libraries and classrooms.
Lizzy Bennet's Diary: Inspired by Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice
Gr 5–8—Well before graphic novels became popular with children, Williams was offering graphical versions of classics with her retelling of Don Quixote (1993), which she followed with versions of myths, legends and folklore, including The Canterbury Tales (2007) and Robin Hood (1995, all Candlewick)...
The Romans: Gods, Emperors, and Dormice
Gr 4–8—Guided by a playful dormouse, readers are greeted with page after page of busy illustrations of the beginnings of humankind, including Romulus and Remus's founding of Rome, short histories of some of its notable kings, and culminating in the rise and eventual fall of this sophisticated city...
Ancient Egypt
Gr 3—6—The highpoints of Egyptian mythology-creation, the divinity of Ra, the death of Osiris, and the vengeance of his son Horus-as well as the stories of four great pharaohs-are presented in this lighthearted picture book/graphic novel...
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