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PHILLIS WHEATLEY

Phillis Wheatley: First African-American Poet  by Carol Greene. Children's Press,1995. A Rookie Biography, now out of print. Reading level is about grade 2-3. 48 pages with several color and B/W illustrations, index, and list of important dates. There is a picture on almost every double-page spread, and text lines are short with lots of white space for easy reading. #0516-442694. $5.99* Supply limited to stock on hand.

Revolutionary Poet: A Story about Phillis Wheatley by Maryann N. Weidt. Lerner, 1997. A Carolrhoda Creative Minds Biography. Phillis was taken from her family in Africa when seven years old. She came to Boston as a slave in 1761. she was purchased by the Wheatley family, and while with them she quickly learned to speak and read  English. She soon began writing and publishing poetry, and was well-known by 1771. The author tells us how this young slave girl became famous internationally and the first black American to publish a book. For middle grade readers.

 

 

 

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