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Description edit
Through photographs, illustrations, and both factual and fictionalized anecdotes, shows what life was like in the United States during the Depression.
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First Sentence edit
Americans were used to tough times, but the Depression was a different kind of tough time.
Series & Lists edit
This book is in Children's Choices - Young Readers (Grades 3-4): 2009. (community list)
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- Harriet Brown (Author)
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Page Count: 64
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- Dewey: 973.917
Notes for Parents edit
Reading Level: Ages 9-12This combined historical narrative and nonfiction interactive book provides an excellent look at United States life during the Depression. Initially, students are attracted to the format and then are amazed to learn something about their great grandparent's childhood. This book is a natural fit for social studies and collecting oral histories from grandparents or others who grew up during the Depression. (Choices Choices)
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