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K-3
Abraham Lincoln's ghost, worried about the path the country has taken since 1865, soars over Washington DC with a girl visitor to the White House. Abe's Ichabod Crane–like angularity is set against an imaginative array of design elements. With a light touch, the book effectively presents government as a work in progress rather than a done-deal; author's notes provide historical context.
Reviewer: Betty Carter
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November, 2012