Lincoln Clears a Path
By Peggy Thomas
Illustrated by Stacy Innerst
By Peggy Thomas
Illustrated by Stacy Innerst
By Peggy Thomas
Illustrated by Stacy Innerst
By Peggy Thomas
Illustrated by Stacy Innerst
Category: Children's Nonfiction
Category: Children's Nonfiction
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Hardcover $18.99
Jan 19, 2021 | ISBN 9781684371532 | 7-10 years
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Praise
★ ”Why have another book about Abe Lincoln in your library collection? Because this one is special. [It] provides an excellent backdrop for studying various policies in the U.S. government that exist today. It is an impeccable book to introduce the figure of Abraham Lincoln and initiate more research into his life and legacy.” —School Library Connection, starred review
“Beginning with his family’s creation of a farm out of woodland when he was 7 and ending with the Emancipation Proclamation, the narrative follows Lincoln’s life experiences as farmer, entrepreneur, and self-educated statesman, all the way to the presidency. Innerst creates engaging, sepia-toned scenes with watercolor-based artwork, and the design of the spreads, with dark paper and handwritten lettering for quotations from Lincoln’s writings, gives the feel of old documents.” —Kirkus Reviews
“A great non-fiction picture book choice for elementary through high school. Whether an introduction to Lincoln as president, or a unit starter for a government class – so many ways to use it. And I love the on-going thread of “Clearing a path”. The subtitle may be about an agricultural legacy, but his legacy is much deeper.” —Kiss the Book
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