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George Washington Carver What Do You See?  
Author: Janet Benge
ISBN: 157537109X
Format: Handover
Publish Date: June, 2005
 
     
     
   Book Review


From School Library Journal
Gr 3-4--The strength of this biography is in the authors' ability to reveal Carver's greatness through telling examples of his inventiveness, his deep faith in God, and his generous offering of his prodigious talents to help others. The most disappointing aspect is the cartoon-style artwork. The colors are bold, but the pictures are flat and unimaginative, making this look like a comic-book biography. Also, while the authors provide explanatory notes on the final page, they do not cite the sources used in researching and writing the book, nor do they provide suggested further readings.Jerry D. Flack, University of Colorado, Colorado SpringsCopyright 1997 Cahners Business Information, Inc.




George Washington Carver What Do You See?

ANNOTATION

A brief biography of the African American scientist who overcame tremendous hardship to make unusual and important discoveries in the field of agriculture.

FROM THE CRITICS

School Library Journal

Gr 3-4The strength of this biography is in the authors' ability to reveal Carver's greatness through telling examples of his inventiveness, his deep faith in God, and his generous offering of his prodigious talents to help others. The most disappointing aspect is the cartoon-style artwork. The colors are bold, but the pictures are flat and unimaginative, making this look like a comic-book biography. Also, while the authors provide explanatory notes on the final page, they do not cite the sources used in researching and writing the book, nor do they provide suggested further readings.Jerry D. Flack, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs

     



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