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<p><p><b><center>unlike Most Girls Of Her Time, Susan B. Anthony Received An Education. And Besides Reading And Writing, Her Schooling Taught Her That Women Should Have The Same Rights As Men, Above All The Right To Vote. So From The Time She Was A Young Woman Until The Day She Died, Susan Worked Very Hard To Change America And Make Her Dream Reality.</center></b><br></p><h3>school Library Journal</h3><p>gr 2-5-this Biography Presents Anthony As A Lifelong Advocate For Women's Equality, From Childhood Awareness Through Adult Activism. Hopkinson Recounts Her Subject's Birth Into A Quaker Family, Her Education, Her Teaching Career At A Boarding School, And Her Return Home To Rochester, Ny, In Order To Work For Change. Anthony's Friendships With Abolitionists And Her Family's Participation In The Underground Railroad Are Briefly Mentioned. Soft-edged Illustrations Complement The Simple Yet Accurate Text That Informs Emergent And Reluctant Readers Of Both The Historical Context And Lasting Importance Of Anthony's Contributions To The Suffrage Movement. With A Clear Vocabulary And An Appealing Presentation, This Title Makes An Accessible Introduction.-julie R. Ranelli, Kent Island Branc

Author

Deborah Hopkinson; Amy Bates; Amy June Bates

Publisher

Aladdin Library

Published

2005

Language

EN

ISBN

9780689869105

Subjects

Gender Studies, Memoir, History

Rating

3.89 / 5 (31 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14