100 Women Who Shaped World History (100 Series)

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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 920.72 EAN: 9780912517063 ISBN: 0912517069 Label: Bluewood Books Manufacturer: Bluewood Books Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 112 Publication Date: 1994-04 Publisher: Bluewood Books Reading Level: Young Adult Studio: Bluewood Books
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: 100 Women Who Shaped World History Comment: I think this book is a wonderful book to read. It shows how women changed the world history by what they accomplished and how they stand up from their troubles. At the end of the book there's a really interesting trivia quiz. On top of each page, there's a map that shows where the women lived/lives. The only flaw in this book is that the pictures are not well drawn. Customer Rating: Summary: Ugly drawings Comment: The pictures in this book are very off putting. Yuck! If I had realized what the pictures looked like I would never have bought this book. Customer Rating: Summary: 100 Women Who Shaped World History Comment: I think this is an excellent book for girls to read because it shows them that there are women who changed or help change world history.The author tells about the troubles the women went though and what they accomplished. This book does not just talk about queens and princesses, but also includes less privileged women who made important changes. It goes all the way back to Queen Makare Hatshepsut in 1530 BC and ends with Rigoberta Menchu. This book includes a trivia quiz and maps to show you where the women lived/live. Overall, I believe this is an excellent book because many of these women have been left out of school history books. More Reviews