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ID011487
Call Number974.71/RAP
Title ProperLady Liberty: A biography
LanguageENG
AuthorRappaport, Doreen ;  Tavares, Matt (ill.)
PublicationMassachusetts,  Candlewick Press,  2008.
Description42p   Green Spine
NoteThe noble face of the Statue of Liberty graces this “biography,” which presents the story of its conception and construction in France, the efforts to raise funds on both sides of the Atlantic, preparations for her arrival in New York, and the celebration culminating in her unveiling in 1886. Rappaport tells the story in a series of free-verse poems representing the reflections of individuals, from Bartholdi, who designed the statue, to Lazarus, who wrote the words on her base, to Pulitzer, who raised significant funds in America, to Florence de Foreest, a little girl who donated her roosters to be sold for the cause, to Rappaport herself, who imagines her immigrant grandfather’s first sight of Liberty.
Standard Number9780763625306
Price. QualificationRs.200(Hb)
Classification Number974.71
Key WordsFriendship ;  Monuments ;  Statue of Liberty (New York, N.Y.) ;  New York (N.Y.) - Buildings, structures, etc ;  Internationalism ;  Architecture ;  Statue of Liberty (New York, N.Y.) - History


 
 
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