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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 973.70924 EAN: 9780020420309 Format: Illustrated ISBN: 0020420307 Label: Aladdin Manufacturer: Aladdin Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 192 Publication Date: October 31, 1986 Publisher: Aladdin Reading Level: Ages 9-12 Studio: Aladdin Editorial Review: Product Description: Recounts the childhood of the man who was President during the Civil War. Average Rating:
 Rating: - EngagingThis is not a biography, per se. The "Childhood of Famous Americans" books are a series of fictionalized accounts of the youth of famous Americans. The conversations and scenarios are made up, to show the character formation of the famous person. The places and names of people seem biographical; the situations are probably not. Having said that... we like this series very well. The Abraham Lincoln book conveys the values and choices that children would do well to adopt. ... Read More Rating:  - Honest AbeAbraham Lincoln the Great Emancipator is a book written by Augusta Stevenson. It is 192 page biography. Abe lived in Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois. This story begins when Abe was a little boy, in Kentucky. He learned the ways of the forest, walking without making noise, learned to cover tracks and follow them, learned to hide, learned to crawl through grass without making it move. He learned the sounds of the forest and animals. His family moved to ... Read More Rating: - A lot better than I thought it would be!My mom was always encouraging me to read biograhies. One day, my mom sat me on a chair and forced me to read at least one chapter. I didn't think I would like it, but I loved it! Tons of info on Abe Lincoln! Some conversations were added to make it more interesting, but most of it was true. I am reading tons of bios from the same series (the Childhood of Famous Americans series). I would encouage everyone to read this book and other books of the series! Rating:  - Interesting.This has been one of the more interesting biographys I read. This book focoses in more on his childhood than more on his life in polotics. |
