Sandra Day O'Connor - A Not-Too-Tall Tale
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Sandra Day OConnor was the first female Justice appointed to the US Supreme Court. That accomplishment required grit and fighting through prejudice. She was known for her measured, principled thinking. She stood up for what she believed in, even when it cost her partisan support.It may sound like a tall tale, but its not! Share Sandras amazing story with your kids in this biography created just for them. The text is simple and short and paired with colorful, full-page illustrations that are sure to keep little ones attention!
Why it’s great
Sandra Day O'Connor was the first woman ever appointed to the United States Supreme Court, and her path there required grit, principle, and a willingness to hold firm. This children's biography tells her amazing story with simple text and colorful, full-page illustrations designed for young readers. A not-too-tall tale that happens to be completely true and entirely worth telling.
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