(4) K-3 Time for Kids Biographies series. The opening chapter introduces Rosa Parks through her historical stand against segregation. Succeeding chapters present a simple, chronological text of her life, enhanced by color photographs and sidebars. An interview with Congressman John Conyers (Parks worked in his office) is appended. For the sake of accessibility, the text sometimes oversimplifies issues; lack of back matter is unfortunate. Timeline.

Reviewer: Tamara DePasquale

(4) K-3 Time for Kids Biographies series. Accompanied by photographs, reproductions of posters, and sidebars, these distractingly designed biographies provide solid information about each person's life, family, and accomplishments. The text takes on complex subjects, such as segregation, but remains accessible for the audience. The books conclude with a short interview of a person associated with the subject (however tangentially). Timeline. Review covers these Time for Kids Biographies titles: Theodore Roosevelt, Harriet Tubman, and John F. Kennedy.

Reviewer: Cyrisse Jaffee

(4) K-3 Time for Kids Biographies series. Using period photos and illustrated sidebars, this easy-to-read biography is a good introduction to Robinson's life and career. The text informs readers about complex issues, such as segregation, while remaining accessible. The busily designed book concludes with a brief interview with Robinson's daughter. Timeline.

Reviewer: Cyrisse Jaffee

(4) K-3 Time for Kids Biographies series. Accompanied by photographs, reproductions of posters, and sidebars, these distractingly designed biographies provide solid information about each person's life, family, and accomplishments. The text takes on complex subjects, such as segregation, but remains accessible for the audience. The books conclude with a short interview of a person associated with the subject (however tangentially). Timeline. Review covers these Time for Kids Biographies titles: Theodore Roosevelt, Harriet Tubman, and John F. Kennedy.

Reviewer: Cyrisse Jaffee

(4) K-3 Time for Kids Biographies series. Accompanied by photographs, reproductions of posters, and sidebars, these distractingly designed biographies provide solid information about each person's life, family, and accomplishments. The text takes on complex subjects, such as segregation, but remains accessible for the audience. The books conclude with a short interview of a person associated with the subject (however tangentially). Timeline. Review covers these Time for Kids Biographies titles: Theodore Roosevelt, Harriet Tubman, and John F. Kennedy.

Reviewer: Cyrisse Jaffee