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Charlotta Bass
By J. P. Miller and Amanda Quartey
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Learn about Charlotta Bass’ fascinating life, who was the first woman and African American to run for vice president of the United States, in the kids book Charlotta Bass, part of the Leaders Like Us African American childrens books series.
Discover what led Charlotta to becoming an important African American leader in journalism and politics while fighting for justice and equality.
Storybook Features:
- This children’s book includes reading/teaching tips, discussion questions, a timeline, and extension activity to develop reading comprehension skills.
- 24 pages with vibrant illustrations
- Lexile 730L
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