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K-3Actual Times series.
Brown creates an exciting, well-grounded narrative of the Battle of Lexington and Concord. His text moves swiftly among historical background, major actions, and quick profiles and anecdotes. Loosely drafted watercolors similarly shift between wide views of the opposing troops and images of individuals. This is a vivid account of a busy and important day. Bib.
Reviewer: J.L. Bell
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January, 2009