The Story of Benjamin Franklin: Amazing American

The Story of Benjamin Franklin: Amazing American

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Ben Franklin was an amasing American because hewas:



* a printer and businessmanwho created Poor Richard'sAlmanac



* the inventor of the lightining rod and theFranklin stove



* a community leaderwho started the first public library inAmerica



* a statesman who helped to gain ourcountry's freedom from British



These areonly a few ways in which Ben was amazing. Thisbook tells you much...more
Paperback, 96 pages
Published February 1st 1988 by Yearling
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Michael
Awesome book! Gives good insight to the early life of Ben Franklin in a easy to read fashion good for 4th and 5th graders of various reading levels.
Thea
Mar 25, 2008 Thea rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: American history fans
Recommended to Thea by: Myself, I guess
I know that most people hate this book and think it's so boring, but I enjoyed it very much!!! To all of you who are saying to yourselves "How can someone have enjoyed that book?!?!" I love American history so what can I say? This book explains very well a summary of all the highlights and a few little details about the life of the very famous scientist that we all know and love, Benjamin Franklin.
Karen & Gerard
Mar 13, 2008 Karen & Gerard rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: those who enjoy biographies, anyone having to do a report on Benjamin Franklin
This book is an interesting children’s biography about Benjamin Franklin. He was quite a writer and came up with some of the well-known quotes we still hear today. This book gives details about his life and shows he truly was an amazing American (“wise, witty, funny, kind, generous, and caring”). Since it is a children's biography, it is not boring at all and is a very quick read.
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Margaret Davidson grew up in New York City. As a child, she always loved to read.

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