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Martin's Big Words: The Life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Martin's Big Words: The Life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Author:

Rappaport, Doreen

Illustrator:

Collier, Bryan

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Categories:

African-American Heritage, Historical, Multicultural

Ages:

3-5, 6-8, 9-12

Summary: This is a pictorial biography of Martin Luther King Jr., one of the world's greatest civil rights leaders. This book pictures Martin Luther King Jr. as a child when he vowed one day to "get big words, too," through his adulthood, to his death at a garbage workers' strike.

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Michelle

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Norristown, PA

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8

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This book is a really great book!!

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Luke

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Phoenixville

Age:

8

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I liked the book because he kept marching even though he got jailed, beaten, and his house got bombed.

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Sally

Hometown:

St. Joseph, MN

Age:

10

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I would rate Martin Luther King's words a 10 because It tells you how unfairly African Americans were treated and how they fought to get their rights and their freedom. It tells you if you work for your goals you'll acheive it like they got their freedom. It teaches love and not to use fists. I would truly recommend this book!

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Callie

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Dublin

Age:

6

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I like Martin's Big Words because he taught us that everybody should be treated the same no matter what their color is.

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Bailey

Hometown:

Seekonk, MA

Age:

7

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I liked the book about Martin Luther King, Jr. He was a good man and wanted to help people. In his speech "I Have a Dream," Martin talked about people being fair and equal.

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