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# Detailed historical insight Perfect for ages 8-11 914 reviews, 4.8⭐ rating Who Was Sacagawea?

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> 📖 Unlock the untold story of a legendary trailblazer — don’t miss out on this iconic read!

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## Key Features

- • **Trusted Series:** Part of the acclaimed 'Who Was' series, a go-to for young history enthusiasts.
- • **Kid-Friendly Biography:** Tailored reading level ideal for 8-11 year olds, sparking curiosity and learning.
- • **Highly Rated & Reviewed:** Over 900 positive reviews with a stellar 4.8-star average, proving its impact.
- • **Educational & Inspirational:** Encourages deeper understanding of Native American history and female empowerment.
- • **Engaging Historical Narrative:** Brings Sacagawea’s story to life with vivid excerpts from Lewis & Clark journals.

## Overview

Who Was Sacagawea? is a compelling biography from the renowned 'Who Was' series, offering young readers (ages 8-11) an engaging and well-researched glimpse into the life of Sacagawea. Drawing from Lewis & Clark journals, it highlights her crucial role in American history with sensitivity and educational value, backed by over 900 glowing reviews and a 4.8-star rating.

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Review: Iconography of a Native American icon - Remembering that we know very little about the real Sacajawea except for what is recorded in Lewis & Clark journals (available from Dover), this book does a creditable job of reconstructing her role in the L&C trek to the Pacific Coast. The journals uniformly praise her value to the expedition (especially in comparison to her French-trapper husband), and these episodes are extracted and brought to life. I have a slight 'yes but' to the incident with the capsized canoe, where Sacajawea rescued much valuable material, without which L&C would have been in a bad way. L&C acknowledge this, I would not go so far to say as the book does that Sacajawea single-handedly saved the expedition, such dangers happening routinely to the party. The book like others in the series is a valuable supplement to the "Who Was" series, and will bridge interest in the icon herself to the history of Native Americans generally. (Spoiler alert: it won't be pretty).
Review: Perfect biography for 8-11 year olds - We are trying to get my 10 year old niece to spend more time reading and less time playing video games, so when she told me that she needed to read a biography for a fifth-grade book report, I went looking for something that would catch and hold her interest. This book did it. She has been interested in Native culture, and the fact that the book is about a "famous girl" (her words), immediately got her hooked. Her teacher confirmed that the topic and reading level were appropriate, and away she went, reading most of the book in one sitting. Then she went and found pictures and created a visual presentation for her book report. Awesome. As the editorial reviews point out, nearly all that is known about Sacagawea comes from the journals of Lewis and Clark, and is therefore necessarily biased. Still, the author manages to give sensitive treatment to the story of this rather extraordinary young woman, who lived a hard life, and played a significant role in the establishment of this country. This looks to be a great series for kids, and we will be getting more of these books.

## Features

- Grosset Dunlap

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 914 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Iconography of a Native American icon
*by M***N on 22 July 2019*

Remembering that we know very little about the real Sacajawea except for what is recorded in Lewis & Clark journals (available from Dover), this book does a creditable job of reconstructing her role in the L&C trek to the Pacific Coast. The journals uniformly praise her value to the expedition (especially in comparison to her French-trapper husband), and these episodes are extracted and brought to life. I have a slight 'yes but' to the incident with the capsized canoe, where Sacajawea rescued much valuable material, without which L&C would have been in a bad way. L&C acknowledge this, I would not go so far to say as the book does that Sacajawea single-handedly saved the expedition, such dangers happening routinely to the party. The book like others in the series is a valuable supplement to the "Who Was" series, and will bridge interest in the icon herself to the history of Native Americans generally. (Spoiler alert: it won't be pretty).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect biography for 8-11 year olds
*by D***H on 14 June 2019*

We are trying to get my 10 year old niece to spend more time reading and less time playing video games, so when she told me that she needed to read a biography for a fifth-grade book report, I went looking for something that would catch and hold her interest. This book did it. She has been interested in Native culture, and the fact that the book is about a "famous girl" (her words), immediately got her hooked. Her teacher confirmed that the topic and reading level were appropriate, and away she went, reading most of the book in one sitting. Then she went and found pictures and created a visual presentation for her book report. Awesome. As the editorial reviews point out, nearly all that is known about Sacagawea comes from the journals of Lewis and Clark, and is therefore necessarily biased. Still, the author manages to give sensitive treatment to the story of this rather extraordinary young woman, who lived a hard life, and played a significant role in the establishment of this country. This looks to be a great series for kids, and we will be getting more of these books.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Who was Sacagawea
*by A***R on 30 August 2019*

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