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Women of the U.S. Navy

Making Waves Women of the U.S. Air Force

by Heather E. SCHWARTZ

978-1-42965-448-7.

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Gr 3—7—These slim books explain how women's roles in the U.S. armed forces have evolved over the years. Each volume starts with an account of one specific servicewoman and then delves into her branch's history. Both have a snappy design and eye-catching photographs, and the texts are written with struggling readers in mind. The content is engaging, the material is worthy, and the packages are attractive.—Esther Keller, I.S. 278, Marine Park, NY

Reviewed by Esther Keller , Jun 01, 2011

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