Akira to Zoltan : Twenty-six Men Who Changed the World (Paperback)

from marycha

Really informative, awesome artwork and I like how the style and concept changed depending on the person, that adds emphasis to them.

from SaritaInce

Companion book to "Amelia to Zora." Informational, multicultural and well written. The art work is done in bold colors using a collage method along with ink and paint. The book represents many unsung social justice hero's from underrepresented segments of society. A great classroom resource book.

from bluemopitz

This is a complement to Amelia to Zora by the same author, but it lacked the passion that that book had. I still liked it a lot, but it was not quite as great. The biographies are well written and interesting, but don't seem to be as meaningful to the author. This could be used in curriculum abou...

from ekstewar

Summary: This book helps young readers with their ABC's while introducing them to really influential men. Genre: ABC Book Personal Reflection: I liked the variety of men featured in this book and think it'd be really fun to pick a few and learn more with kids. Concept: I think this book is much m...

from madelire

This alphabet book features unusual figures from history and impressive illustrations. Somewhat of a cross between an alphabet book and a nonfiction offering for older readers, the book gives the names and a brief biography of each man it names. They are from the worlds of sports, music, art, pol...