Presents six stories featuring Rebecca Rubin, a Jewish girl growing up in 1914 New York City.
Jacqueline Dembar Greene Livres
Une autrice américaine crée des histoires pour jeunes lecteurs, explorant souvent des événements historiques et leur impact sur la vie des jeunes. Son écriture est célébrée pour sa capacité à donner vie à des personnages et des moments historiques pour les publics contemporains. À travers son œuvre, elle vise à explorer les racines et le patrimoine culturel, rendant le passé accessible et captivant.
Grizzly Bears: Saving the Silvertip
- 32pages
- 2 heures de lecture
The narrative centers on the grizzly bear's struggle for survival in North America due to habitat loss and hunting by 1935. It recounts the inspiring efforts of individuals and government initiatives aimed at saving this iconic species from extinction. Through a true story of wildlife conservation, children learn about innovative strategies employed to protect endangered animals. Enhanced by full-color photographs and a habitat map, the book conveys a powerful message of courage and commitment to preserving nature.
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
- 32pages
- 2 heures de lecture
The narrative recounts the harrowing events of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, which occurred in March 1911, through the eyes of those who lived it. As flames engulf the factory, workers face desperate choices, leading to tragic outcomes. The book explores the causes of the fire and highlights the subsequent safety reforms that emerged to protect workers. Featuring primary-source quotes from witnesses and a "Profiles" section detailing key figures, it offers a poignant look at a pivotal moment in labor history and its lasting impact on workplace safety.