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Biography



                            Gateway Biographies
                            Discover the human side of key newsworthy and historical figures. Each
                            biography in this easy-reading series is peppered with quotes and childhood
                            stories, accounts of successes and failures, and descriptions of the inspirational
                            sources and experiences that influenced the person’s achievements. Detailed
                            timelines and indexes make these valuable reference resources.


                                                                                           LIST: $36.00/DISC: $28.80 • DEWEY: 921
                                                                                               Library Bound • 48 Pages • 7” x 9”
        TITLE                              AUTHOR            ISBN                     Reading Level: Grade 5 • Interest Level: Grades 4-8
        Billie Eilish: The Rise of a Superstar ©21   Heather E. Schwartz   978-1-7284-0449-3  Colour Photographs, Further Reading, Index,
                                                                                                      Source Notes, Timeline
        The COVID-19 Pandemic: A Coronavirus Timeline ©21  Matt Doeden   978-1-7284-2770-6   Lerner Publishing Group • Spring 2021
        Elon Musk: Tesla Founder and Titan of Tech ©22   Margaret J. Goldstein   978-1-7284-0446-2
        Joe Biden: From Scranton to the White House ©21   Heather E. Schwartz   978-1-7284-2059-2
        Kamala Harris: Madam Vice President ©21   Heather E. Schwartz   978-1-7284-2782-9
        Lupita Nyong’o: Actor, Filmmaker, Activist ©22   Heather E. Schwartz   978-1-5415-9675-7
        Sergey Brin: Groundbreaking Google Founder ©22   Matt Doeden   978-1-5415-9674-0



                             Growing Up Elizabeth May:
                                The Making of an Activist ©21
                             by Sylvia Olsen
                             Before most people had thought about pollution, Elizabeth May was an anti-
                             pollution activist. Before most people had heard about environmentalism, she
                             was an environmentalist. As a young girl, Elizabeth was worried about the
                             health of the planet. She believed it was her job to protect it. “I have to do
                             something” became the principle she lived by. Growing Up Elizabeth May: The
                             Making of an Activist tells the story of Elizabeth’s life and what motivated her   978-1-4598-2370-9 • LIST: $24.95/DISC: $19.96
                             to take action for the environment. Co-written by Elizabeth’s daughter Cate,   DEWEY: 921
                             this book is full of quotes, art and poetry from young activists as well as tips   Paperback • 136 Pages • 6” x 8 1/2”
                             for making change in your own community. Part biography and part blueprint   Reading Level: Grades 4-7 • Guided Reading Level: Y
                             for activists in the making, this book shows how Elizabeth continues to inspire   Colour Photographs,  Black & White Photographs,
                                                                                        Table of Contents, First Hand Quotes, Side Bars,
                             young people today to stand up for the planet.              Glossary, Resources, Acknowledgements, Index
                             “Regardless of their current interest in social causes, readers will be inspired by   Orca Book Publishers • Fall 2021
                             the story of Elizabeth May, the youth who are currently taking action to support
                             causes important to them, and how easy it can be to make a real difference. Highly
                             Recommended.”—CM: Canadian Review of Materials



                             Headstrong Hallie!: The story of Hallie Morse
                                Daggett, the First Female “Fire Guard” ©21
                             by Aimee Bissonette
                             Hallie Morse Daggett wanted to devote her life to protecting her beloved
                             outdoors and decided she would work for the US Forest Service. But in the
                             1880s the Forest Service didn’t hire women, thinking they couldn’t handle the
                             physical challenges of the work or the isolation. But the Forest Service didn’t
                             know Hallie or how determined she could be. This picture-book biography
                             tells the story of Hallie Morse Daggett, the first woman “fire guard” hired   978-1-53411-061-8 • LIST: $22.95/DISC: $18.36
                             by the US Forest Service, whose hard work and dedication led the way for      DEWEY: 634.9
                             other women to join the Forest Service.                            Hardcover • 40 Pages • 9” x 11”
                                                                                    Reading Level: Grades 2-3 • Interest Level: Grades 1-4
                             “An efficient introduction to another groundbreaking woman.”—Kirkus Reviews  Colour Illustrations
                                                                                               Sleeping Bear Press • Spring 2021








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