Thomas Jefferson : Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Everything (DVD video)

from jobend2

I really liked this book for a few reasons. The illustrations were very unique, they looked like someone colored them as opposed to real photographs, which I think made the book more kid friendly and distracted from the fact that it was informing the reader and made the book seem more appealing. ...

from kjacob9

I enjoyed reading this biography of Thomas Jefferson. One aspect that I liked about this book was the different types of fonts used throughout the book. For example, the words "Monticello" and "Third President of the United States" were two highlighted words that were written in a unique font. An...

from AdamLarson

This was a somewhat entertaining, thoroughly accurate children's biography of Thomas Jefferson. It discussed his many achievements, and I really liked how it begins with excerpts from the declaration of independence on the end pages, before the actual text of the book begins. Thomas Jefferson is ...

from alarso2

This was a somewhat entertaining, thoroughly accurate children's biography of Thomas Jefferson. It discussed his many achievements, and begins with excerpts from the declaration of independence on the end pages, before the text even begins. I enjoyed this factual book.

from Sullywriter

A vibrantly illustrated biography that gives particular attention to Jefferson as a Renaissance man and insatiable intellectual curiosity. Kalman sums up Jefferson quite well when calls him "a monumental man with monumental flaws."