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Childhood of Famous Americans Books

In order from Susan B. Anthony: Champion of Women's Rights to Molly Pitcher: Young Patriot
Susan B. Anthony: Champion of Women's Rights
Robert E. Lee: Young Confederate
Knute Rockne: Young Athlete
Lou Gehrig: One of Baseball's Greatest
Jim Thorpe: Olympic Champion
chapter • 192 Pages
Susan B. Anthony: Champion of Women's Rights
Series
Book #1

Susan B. Anthony: Champion of Women's Rights

8 - 12
Reading age
192
Page count
113
Words per page
Oct 31, 1986
Publication date
Paperback
$7.99
$7.59

Summary

Susan B. Anthony: Champions of Women’s Rights is the next installment in the Childhood of Famous Americans series. Using simple language that beginning readers can understand, this lively, inspiring, and believable biography looks at the childhood of Susan B. Anthony, who grew up to fight for women’s equality and the right to suffrage.

Childhood of Famous Americans Series

Published from 1986 - 2016
63 books
YearTitleAuthorIllustratorPages
1986Susan B. Anthony: Champion of Women's Rights192
1986Robert E. Lee: Young Confederate192
1986Knute Rockne: Young Athlete192
1986Lou Gehrig: One of Baseball's Greatest192
1986Jim Thorpe: Olympic Champion192
1986Babe Ruth: One of Baseball's Greatest192
1986Henry Ford: Young Man with Ideas192
1986Ben Franklin: Young PrinterAugusta Stevenson192
1986Wilbur and Orville Wright: Young FliersAugusta Stevenson192
1986Paul Revere: Boston PatriotAugusta Stevenson192
1986Davy Crockett: Young Rifleman192
1986Martha Washington: America's First LadyLeslie Goldstein192
1986Abraham Lincoln: The Great EmancipatorAugusta StevensonJerry Robinson192
1986Crispus Attucks: Black Leader of Colonial Patriots192
1986Daniel Boone: Young Hunter and TrackerAugusta Stevenson192
1986John F. Kennedy: America's Youngest President192
1986Clara Barton: Founder of the American Red CrossFrank Giacoia, Augusta Stevenson192
1989Tom Jefferson: Third President of the United States192
1989Teddy Roosevelt: Young Rough RiderEdd Winfield Parks192
1989Eleanor Roosevelt: Fighter for Social Justice192
1989Annie Oakley: Young MarkswomanJerry Robinson192
1991Mark Twain: Young Writer192
1991Buffalo Bill: Frontier DaredevilAugusta StevensonE. Joseph Dreany192
1991Harry Houdini: Young Magician192
1992Abigail Adams: Girl of Colonial Days192
1995Langston Hughes: Young Black Poet192
1996Elizabeth Blackwell: Girl Doctor192
1996Sitting Bull: Dakota BoyAugusta Stevenson192
1996Neil Armstrong: Young PilotMeryl Henderson192
1996Pocahontas: Young PeacemakerMeryl Henderson176
1997Roberto Clemente: Young Ball PlayerMeryl Henderson192
1997Walt Disney: Young Movie Maker192
1997Will Clark: Boy Adventurer192
1998John Muir: Young Naturalist192
1998Thurgood Marshall: Young JusticeMeryl Henderson192
1999Jackie Robinson: Young Sports TrailblazerMeryl Henderson192
1999Louisa May Alcott: Young NovelistMeryl Henderson224
1999Joe Dimaggio: Young Sports HeroMeryl Henderson176
1999Ronald Reagan: Young LeaderMeryl Henderson192
2000Amelia Earhart: Young AviatorMeryl Henderson272
2000John Glenn: Young AstronautMichael Burgan192
2001Laura Ingalls Wilder: Young PioneerMeryl Henderson224
2001Geronimo: Young WarriorGeorge E. StanleyMeryl Henderson176
2002John Adams: Young RevolutionaryMeryl Henderson256
2002Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis: Friend of the ArtsMeryl Henderson176
2003Sojourner Truth: Voice for Freedom160
2003Andrew Jackson: Young PatriotGeorge E. StanleyMeryl Henderson192
2003Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Champion of FreedomMeryl Henderson208
2004Wilma Rudolph: Olympic RunnerMeryl Henderson192
2004Harry S. Truman: Thirty-Third President of the United StatesGeorge E. StanleyMeryl Henderson247
2004Mr. Rogers: Young Friend and NeighborGeorge E. StanleyMeryl Henderson208
2005Dr. Seuss: Young Author and ArtistMeryl Henderson192
2005Crazy Horse: Young War ChiefGeorge E. StanleyMeryl Henderson208
2006Arthur Ashe: Young Tennis ChampionPaul MantellMeryl Henderson224
2006Dwight D. Eisenhower: Young Military LeaderGeorge E. StanleyMeryl Henderson177
2007Ray Charles: Young MusicianMeryl Henderson176
2007George S. Patton: War HeroGeorge E. StanleyMeryl Henderson192
2008Jesse Owens: Young Record BreakerMeryl Henderson208
2008Frederick Douglass: Abolitionist HeroMeryl Henderson208
2008Milton Hershey: Young ChocolatierM. M. EbochMeryl Henderson215
2008Coretta Scott King: First Lady of Civil RightsMeryl Henderson224
2010Teddy Kennedy: Lion of the SenateGeorge E. StanleyPatrick Faricy224
2016Molly Pitcher: Young PatriotAugusta Stevenson192

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