Harriet Tubman: Conductor On The Underground Railroad,New

Harriet Tubman: Conductor On The Underground Railroad,New

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This Quintessential Middle Grade Biography Of Harriet Tubman Now Features A Cover By Naacp Image Award Winner And Caldecott Honor Illustrator Kadir Nelson, A Foreword By National Book Award Finalist Jason Reynolds, And Additional New Material. A Selection Of The Schomburg Center'S Black Liberation Reading List.Harriet Tubman: Conductor On The Underground Railroad Was Praised By The New Yorker As An Evocative Portrait, And By The Chicago Tribune As Superb. It Is A Gripping And Accessible Portrait Of The Heroic Woman Who Guided More Than 300 Enslaved People To Freedom.Harriet Tubman Was Born In Slavery And Dreamed Of Being Free. She Was Willing To Risk Everythingincluding Her Own Lifeto See That Dream Come True. After Her Daring Escape, Harriet Became A Conductor On The Secret Underground Railroad, Helping Others Make The Dangerous Journey To Freedom.This Awardwinning Introduction To The Late Abolitionist, Which Was Named An Ala Notable Book And A New York Times Outstanding Book, Includes Additional Educational Back Matter Such As A Timeline, Discussion Questions, And Extension Activities.

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