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Category:  History
Publisher: eugenus®STUDIOS

ISBN-10:  0988503042

Type: Non-Fiction

Pages: 32

Copyright: 
October 22, 2014
ISBN-13: 9780988503045


A single shot rings out; laughter turns to tears. President Abraham Lincoln is assassinated, and history is changed forever. The theater is closed and later collapses. Is Ford’s Theater forever cursed or will it rise again to greater glory?

Little Miss History Travels to Ford’s Theater will help much younger children understand the history of America. The simplicity of the writing and length of this story make it perfect for a bedtime story. The historical facts are a great introduction to the story of our country and national heritage. Excellent vehicle for teaching our youngsters values that America was founded on. A truly wonderful addition to any teacher or parent's library, as well as excellent enrichment to any social studies curriculum. It is a captivating children's book on history that will shape a child's knowledge and make children proud to be citizens of the United States. 

 


Excerpt

This book, the fourth in the series, relates the history of Ford's Theater from its beginning as a church, subsequent evolution into a theater, sad location of Lincoln's assassination to its final purpose as a preserved historic site. Fitting the era, the terrific illustrations are presented in vintage sepia, black and white. Bright colors splash the pages to appeal to children. History truly is fun with this series.



Professional Reviews

Another Fantastic Book Added to Mojica's Historical Collection
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Another Fantastic Book Added to Mojica's Historical Collection
By Books That Sow: Strength, Character & Diversity on October 30, 2014
Format: Paperback
I can't tell you how impressed I am with author, Barbara Ann Mojica, and the notable series she has written for children.

What a clever way for children to learn and grasp history! Learning historical facts in such an organized and succinct manner makes remembering facts much more fun, and easier.

Little Miss HISTORY Travels to FORD'S THEATER (Volume 4) is yet another book added to Mojica’s already wonderful collection. Children, their parents and teachers alike will revere this book. All will certainly enjoy discussing its major points. Teachers can use thematic lessons centered around this book and all of Mojica’s series.

There was also something about the color shading of this book that captured my interest. The shading added hype and flavor to the character and storyline of the book, so I love how the author thought to change the illustration shading up some with the selected color choices.

Don’t forget to collect Mojica’s full series of books telling historical facts. You’ll be glad you did!


Superb!
Superb!
By Sarah M on October 29, 2014
Format: Paperback
The enchanting Miss HISTORY is back and this time she is here to transport readers to the days of Abe Lincoln. In the award-winning author Barbra Ann Mojica’s fourth installment of the Miss HISTORY series, “Little Miss HISTORY Travels to Ford’s Theater”, readers are once again treated to a marvelous expedition. They learn of the fascinating history of the Ford Theater, its functions over the years, and of its part in one of the major events in the history of the United States: The dramatic and tragic assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. The fascinating story of Ford’s Theater is complemented by fantastic images that consist of photographs and illustrations -- lovely intermingling of black and white photos and colorful drawings -- created by the talented and most inspired Victor Ramon Mojica.

I wholeheartedly recommend this book and am looking forward to Ms. Mojica’s and Little Miss HISTORY’s next adventure.

The Little Miss HISTORY series belongs in every American child’s library, and if you haven’t yet, be sure to purchase the first three volumes of the series: Little Miss HISTORY Travels to Mount Rushmore, Little Miss HISTORY Travels to The Statue of Liberty, and Little Miss HISTORY Travels to Sequoia National Park. You and your children will be delighted.


this book is a wonderful book for kids and adults alike- a clever
5.0 out of 5 stars This book is a wonderful book for kids and adults alike - a clever ..., November 5, 2014



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Judith Addington, Author, The Big Little Boo... - See all my reviews


This review is from: Little Miss HISTORY Travels to FORD'S THEATER (Volume 4) (Paperback)

LITTLE MISS HISTORY has unearthed even more history that I've never known before! This book is a wonderful book for kids and adults alike - a clever and surprising presentation of history in another trip of adventure and intrigue by a very curious young girl. Barbara's books always inspire me to learn more in a fun way and I can't wait to turn the page to see what's coming next! I can envision LITTLE MISS HISTORY as a TV series host in an animated series for the history channel, or the like -- guiding the entire family on a fun-and-fact-filled discovery through time and history. Definitely a five-star book! Great art too!

Judith Addington, Author
The Big Little Book on Destiny & Growing the Leader in You!


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