Hull House
Hull House, founded in 1889 by Jane Addams and others, was one of the first settlement houses in the United States. Its initial programs included providing recreational facilities for slum children, fighting for child labor laws, and helping immigrants become U.S. citizens. The program has grown to include a notable experimental theater group. The original building, constructed in 1856 by Charles Hull, a Chicago real estate developer, is now a museum, and there are Hull House programs in several areas of Chicago.
Bibliography: Addams, Jane, Forty Years at Hull-House (1935; repr. 1992); Bryan, M. L., and Davis, A. F., eds., One Hundred Years at Hull House (1990); Polacheck, H. S., I Came As a Stranger (1989).
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Paul Revere
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by George SullivanThis fascinating chapter book series brings to readers complete biographies of important historical figures. Each book uses a variety of sources, such as letters and documents featuring the actual words of the subjects themselves. Readers will hear adventures and discover well-known moments in history as if they were really there. Also included are drawings, photographs, a chronology, and index.
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Singing for Dr. King
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by Angela Shelf Medearis and Cornelius Van Wright
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The JUST FOR YOU! series features 24 beginning readers written and illustrated by people of color. Young readers will see themselves and their experiences reflected in these delightful books. They will read about how the characters spend t $3.99
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