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Written by Andrea Thorpe
Explore the inspiring life of Katherine Johnson, who was one of the greatest mathematicians in U.S. history. Long before her calculations helped send the first American astronauts safely into space, she was a bright, curious girl who loved learning about the world around her. She worked hard in school and went on to become one of the first Black women hired by NASA. This kid-friendly biography features brief chapters and simple language, making it perfect for young readers to enjoy independently or with an adult. Paperback.
Perfect for:
Early Chapter Book Readers
Space Unit Studies
Math Enthusiasts
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History Buffs
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Written by Anna Claybourne and Illustrated by Adam Larkum
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Packed with short, true stories about the history of everyday inventions we have now come to rely on. It’s a great starting point for learning about inventions and technology that will surely inspire further reading and maybe even spark your child’s imagination to create something of their own!
Perfect for:
Elementary/Middle Grade Readers
Unit Studies
Future inventors and creators
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