The first series in the PowerPlus imprint is a 12-book collection: The Library of American Lives and Times. Coming in Fall 2001, these books are comprehensive biographical treatments of important Americans, emphasizing not just their lives, but the times in which they lived. Each book is 112 pages with dynamic four-color photos through out. Text is designed to make the navigation and comprehension of these more extensive supplemental books an easy transition from the third grade material under the PowerKids Press imprint.
Abigail Adams surpassed the educational limitations and stereotypes that constrained women in the 1700s to become an educated and influential woman. In 1764, Abigail wed John Adams. From the outset of their relationship, the future president relied on Abigail's advice. Abigail's vision of equality and justice informed, even inspired, the early consideration of the rights of American women.
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