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Title details for Meet My Grandmother: She's a United States Senator by Lisa Tucker McElroy - Available

Meet My Grandmother: She's a United States Senator

by Lisa Tucker McElroy
Joel Benjamin
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Find out what it's like to be United States Senator from California Dianne Feinstein. Here's an inside look at the Senator at work and in her free time, by her own granddaughter. This photo essay draws young readers in as they spend time with Senator Feinstein and her granddaughter at the Senate Office building and around Washington, D.C. The photographs make the visit seem real. The text makes it easy to understand just what Senators do, and why their work is so important. But Senator Feinstein does more than show her granddaughter about her job. They walk in the park, ride the San Francisco cable cars, draw pictures - just what any grandmother and granddaughter might do together. The book is on the 1999 Children's Literature Choice List.
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Series: Meet My Grandmother Publisher: childrensElibrary

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  • ISBN: 1588247783
  • Release date: October 10, 2001

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  • ISBN: 1588247783
  • File size: 2949 KB
  • Release date: October 10, 2001

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OverDrive Read
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subjects

Juvenile Fiction

Languages

English

Levels

Text Difficulty:0-5

Find out what it's like to be United States Senator from California Dianne Feinstein. Here's an inside look at the Senator at work and in her free time, by her own granddaughter. This photo essay draws young readers in as they spend time with Senator Feinstein and her granddaughter at the Senate Office building and around Washington, D.C. The photographs make the visit seem real. The text makes it easy to understand just what Senators do, and why their work is so important. But Senator Feinstein does more than show her granddaughter about her job. They walk in the park, ride the San Francisco cable cars, draw pictures - just what any grandmother and granddaughter might do together. The book is on the 1999 Children's Literature Choice List.
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Juvenile Fiction
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