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George Washington's World

Description

1942 Newbery Honor Title

The period measured by the life of George Washington 1732 to 1799 was one of revolution and change in many parts of the world as Enlightenment thinking took hold in the minds of men. When George was a young man, Benjamin Franklin was the most well-known American, Louis XV was on the throne of France, and George II was king of England. Father Junipero Serra had just arrived in Mexico to work with the Panes Indians. Mozart and Bach were writing their immortal music and Voltaire warred with his pen against Ignorance, Injustice and Superstition. The young nobleman Lafayette watched the feisty American colonies with fascinated interest as they stood up to Mother England when she sought to tax them unfairly. James Cook was sent by the Royal Society of London to Tahiti where their team of astronomers might observe a total eclipse of the sun and thereby accurately measure the distance between the earth and the sun. These are just a few of the wonderful narratives explored by Foster in her Newbery Honor Book of 1940. Prolifically illustrated with intriguing line drawings and detailed timelines, Foster's telling of the life story of George Washington does justice to the man it celebrates.

Reviews

Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2009-11-04
Summary: "Love the book....miss the hard cover!"

We fell in love with this book while reading through it as part of our history class. The library book had a hardcover and felt very substantial. While the information is the same, the paperback version isn't quite the same. Still, I would HIGHLY recommend this book....a great read!

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2009-07-19
Summary: "George Washington's World"

This was an informative book of the history of George Washington. My son loved seeing our first president as a rambunctious little boy like him and following along as he grew. It made learning history an absolute joy. Genevieve Foster writes to keep the interest of the child while learning is taking place and allows for the child to place himself or herself into the pages of history.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-03-01
Summary: "Great way to learn history"

My son is using this book as part of his 8th grade history class. It is a testiment to the writer's style that he complained that it was not fair that he was only allowed to read so much in a day. He didn't think it was fair that he should have to stop reading when it got to the "good parts". I love the fact that it puts events around the world in context. I missed that in school.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-02-05
Summary: "A Journey Into the 1700's"

This book is not a biography on George Washington, but rather history told in time slices using the life of George Washington. This author is a great story teller who is easy and fun to read. The tone and feel is that of a journey through the 18th century. The people that are covered include George Washington, Daniel Boone, John Adams, John Hancock, Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, Marie Antoinette, Louis XIV and XV, Napoleon, King George III and many more. There are also events such as the French Indian War, Revolutionary War, the French Revolution, and Napoleonic Wars. Important inventions such as the hot air balloon and others are also discussed. Also included are pictures and diagrams that make the book even more interesting. If you are looking for a book that opens up the world view of the 1700's then this is your book.

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2008-12-26
Summary: "Lots of information!"

Once again, a Genevieve Foster book chock-full of information, people, and events. I love the way she gives depth to the historical facts, reminding us that many things in history tend to happen at the same time in different areas of the world. The kids tend to think the chapter sections are too long, and the book is slightly tedious as a read-aloud, but you can't beat the amount of information given.