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Authors: Margaret McNamara, Mike Gordon
ISBN-13: 9781416934943, ISBN-10: 1416934944
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing
Date Published: December 2007
Edition: (Non-applicable)

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Author Biography: Margaret McNamara

Margaret McNamara is a writer and an editor who has spent many years working in children's publishing. She is the author of all the books in the Robin Hill School series, and gets many of her ideas from her own daughter's experiences at school. Margaret McNamara lives with her family in New York City, though she likes to spend as much of the summer as she can in Maine.

Mike Gordon has illustrated all of the Robin Hill School books, but his work covers a truly wide range, extending from educational and non-fiction books to entertainment and fiction. Mike's illustration now includes both design and illustration for major publishers such as Harper Collins, Headline, Ladybird, Longman, Penguin, Random Century, Reed International, Simon & Schuster, Walker Books, Western Publishing and Wayland. The international publication of many of the titles illustrated by Mike means his work is seen in over eighteen countries. In addition, Mike has produced more than 400 humorous greeting card designs for clients such as Hallmark, as well as the major UK companies, Hanson White and Gordon Fraser. He lives with his family in Santa Barbara, California.

Book Synopsis

When Mrs. Connor's class learns about a great man, they discover their own dreams and hopes for a better world!

School Library Journal

K-Gr 1- A first-grade class takes a field trip to a museum and learns about Doctor King. Large font and phrase repetition build fluency and word recognition. Appealing cartoon illustrations in a soothing palette enhance the text. Many are on full spreads, with students envisioning their dreams as they put them down on paper. This book is a good choice for teachers looking to illustrate the "I have a dream..." concept via fiction rather than nonfiction.-Colleen D. Bocka, Nathaniel Rochester Community School, Rochester, NY

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