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STATUE OF LIBERTY (NEW YORK, N.Y.) - HISTORY (2) answer(s).
 
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Avoid working on the Statue of Liberty! / Malam, John; Antram, David (ill.) 2008  Book
Malam, John Book
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Publication Brighton, The Salariya Book Company, 2008.
Description 32pGreen spine
Series The danger zone
Summary/Abstract The year is 1871 and you are about to be involved in the building of America's most famous landmark - the Statue of Liberty! Find out the hard way what was it like to help design, commission and construct what was the world's tallest monument, from Liberty's French conception to its completion in America 21 years later. The humorous cartoon-style illustrations and the narrative approach encourage readers to get emotionally involved with the characters, aiding their understanding of how one of the world's most famous landmarks came to be built. Informative captions, a complete glossary and an index make this title an ideal non-fiction text for young readers.
Standard Number 9781906370206 Pb.
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Lady Liberty: A biography / Rappaport, Doreen; Tavares, Matt (ill.) 2008  Book
Rappaport, Doreen Book
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Publication Massachusetts, Candlewick Press, 2008.
Description 42pGreen Spine
Summary/Abstract The 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 Number 9780763625306 Hb.
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