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Malcolm X
Arnold Adoff, Rudy Gutierrez
Paperback (Collins, Jan. 5, 2000)Malcolm X lived in difficult times - when some thought that black people were inferior to white people. But Malcolm believed that black people should stand up for their rights and he preached this belief everywhere he went. His message became popular because it was one of hope and pride. But it also became dangerous, because some people didn't agree with him. In 1965, one of these people shot and killed him. Even though his life was cut short by hatred, Malcolm X's ideas still affect people of all races. Here is his amazing story.An ALA Notable Children's Book
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Malcolm X
John Adoff Arnold, Wilson
Hardcover (Trophy Pr, Aug. 16, 1970)None
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Malcolm X
Arnold Adoff, Rudy Gutierrez
School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, Jan. 5, 2000)FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Relates briefly the rise of a convict through self-education and love of his brothers to become a leader of the African American people.
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Malcolm X
Arnold Adoff, Rudy Gutierrez
Library Binding (Perfection Learning, Jan. 1, 2000)Malcolm X lived in difficult times - when some thought that black people were inferior to white people. But Malcolm believed that black people should stand up for their rights and he preached this belief everywhere he went. His message became popular because it was one of hope and pride. But it also became dangerous, because some people didn't agree with him. In 1965, one of these people shot and killed him. Even though his life was cut short by hatred, Malcolm X's ideas still affect people of all races. Here is his amazing story.An ALA Notable Children's Book
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Malcolm X
Arnold Adoff, John Wilson
Paperback (Thomas Y. Crowell, March 15, 1972)SOFT COVER
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Malcolm X
Arnold Adoff
Hardcover (Crowell, Aug. 16, 1970)Relates briefly the rise of a convict through self-education and love of his black brothers to become a leader of the black people of the United States.
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MALCOLM X by Adoff, Arnold
Arnold Adoff
Paperback (HarperCollins Publishers, Jan. 5, 2000)None
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Malcolm X
Arnold Adoff
Library Binding (Demco Media, April 16, 2000)Malcolm X lived in difficult times - when some thought that black people were inferior to white people. But Malcolm believed that black people should stand up for their rights and he preached this belief everywhere he went. His message became popular because it was one of hope and pride. But it also became dangerous, because some people didn't agree with him. In 1965, one of these people shot and killed him. Even though his life was cut short by hatred, Malcolm X's ideas still affect people of all races. Here is his amazing story.An ALA Notable Children's Book
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Malcolm X
Arnold Adoff -
Paperback (HarperCollins -, Aug. 16, 1970)None
