Across America: The Story of Lewis & Clark - Softcover

9780531153420: Across America: The Story of Lewis & Clark
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Gr 4-5--In this excellent offering, Morley uses an almost episodic organization, with each spread detailing a different segment of Lewis and Clark's adventure. One example is entitled "In Sight of the Rocky Mountains," which summarizes a particular piece of the explorers' journey, with interesting facts about the period scattered around the page in comic-book fashion. The information is accurate and Morley does not sugarcoat the many difficulties of the voyage. Antram's superb watercolor illustrations are quite detailed, with an average of six paintings per page. The table of contents, glossary, and index are easy to use. The format of this book, combined with easy readability and engaging art, is sure to win the approval of children. This title complements Rosalyn Schanzer's How We Crossed the West (National Geographic, 1998).

Esther C. Ball, Carver Elementary School, Newport News, VA

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  • PublisherFranklin Watts
  • Publication date1999
  • ISBN 10 0531153428
  • ISBN 13 9780531153420
  • BindingPaperback
  • Number of pages32
  • IllustratorAntram David

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