Book
Spot
There are plenty of wonderful books for children of all ages. Help us to identify the cream of the crop.
Here's one of my favorites...
Edmonia Lewis: The Sculptor They Called "Wildfire
An e-book by Dawn
Reno,
published by Bookmice.
"Dawn Reno has given a heart wrenching account of Edmonia Lewis:
The Sculptor They Called "Wildfire." Life was terribly
difficult for the young woman known as Wildfire.
She finds herself taken from her Indian Reservation and
delivered to Oberlin College, knowing no one. Edmonia knows she has
a destiny to fulfill, but not quite sure what it is. After
being beaten and charged for murder, Edmonia discovers her desire for sculpting.
She doesn't allow prejudices to stand in her way and continues to succeed,
becoming one of the world's most acclaimed Women Sculptors.
Edmonia Lewis is truly a inspiration to all women."
~Reviewed by Kim Gaona, Kim's Reviews
How
Willy Got His Wheels
a picture book by Deborah Turner
Amidst all of the doom and gloom headlines about our societies challenged
set of principles, comes a true story of courage and hope…one that packs
quite an emotional wallop.
Wheely Willy is a tiny paraplegic Chihuahua, rescued from a dismal set
of circumstances. His dynamic, joy filled approach to life makes him a
motivational symbol for all of us, who forget to be thankful on a daily
basis. Check out Willy's own website at Wheely
Willy.com.
To submit one of your favorites (e-book or print), email me at gradley@stetson.edu
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