Will Clark
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Chapter Book · Ages 8–12 · 1953 · Est. 3 hour read

Will Clark

Written by Katharine E. Wilkie · Illustrated by William Moyers

Part of the Childhood of Famous Americans series

Discover the childhood of a legendary explorer venturing beyond the Mississippi.

3.6 Goodreads · 18 ratings
192 pages· 22,981 words· Est. 3 hour read· 540L
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Bookroo's summary

Before leading a historic expedition west of the Mississippi, young Will Clark's adventurous spirit was already taking shape. This biography delves into his formative years, revealing the roots of his courage and determination. What early experiences prepared him for the challenges of the unknown? Follow Clark's journey from boyhood dreams to becoming a pivotal figure in American exploration, alongside his partner Meriwether Lewis. Uncover the untold stories of his youth that set the stage for his legendary adventures.

From the publisher

Will Clark, with the help of his partner Meriwether Lewis, made his name as one of the greatest explorers in American history. Together they led a band of men into the unknown land that lay beyond the great Mississippi. Will Clark: Boy Adventurer shows how Clark was able to make such a harrowing journey.

At a glance
Format
Board Book
Pages
192
Words
22,981
Reading age
8–12
Audience
Middle Grade
Lexile
540L
Themes & topics
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Book details

Reading levels
ATOS
3.7
F&P level
~N
AR points
3
AR interest level
MG
AR quiz
17600
Publication
Published
August 1, 1997
First published
January 1, 1953
Publisher
Aladdin
Edition
Language
English
Type
Chapter Book
Identifiers
ISBN
9780689817427
LCCN
97009861
OCLC
36499062

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