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Dr. Jo – an Unknown Hero in Infant Health

Posted on September 26, 2018September 25, 2018 by michelle @ books my kids read

The children's book industry is brimming with great titles about women in science and other fields who have made an impact in the way that we live. One such book is being published on October 9th about Dr. Sara Josephine Baker and how her work saved many children's' lives. Dr. Jo - How Sara Josephine … Continue reading Dr. Jo – an Unknown Hero in Infant Health

Posted in biography, educational, health and fitness, non-fiction picture book, strong girlsTagged biography, dr. jo, history, medicine, nfpb2018, non-fiction, nonfiction, science, STEM, strong womenLeave a comment

Tiny Stitches

Posted on February 14, 2018 by michelle @ books my kids read

Since being published in 2016, the book Tiny Stitches: The Life of Medical Pioneer Vivien Thomas, by Gwendolyn Hooks, has garnered a lot of praise. This book is special because it tells the important story of Vivien Thomas - both his amazing contribution to the medical world and the struggles that he had to face … Continue reading Tiny Stitches

Posted in educational, health and fitness, multicultural, non-fiction, non-fiction picture bookTagged bio, biography, equal rights, equality, innovation, kindness, Lee and Low, medicine, multicultural, nfpb2018, non-fiction, nonfiction, STEM4 Comments

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A day late, but the book I’m really looking forward to finally starting is Amina’s Voice. #mgbooktober #mgfiction #readyourworld

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Preparations are going strong for tonight’s PA picnic. Go Falcons! #onealstrong #prayitdoesntrain

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