Eloise Greenfield A Life As Author Poet
Eloise Greenfield, born in North Carolina and raised in Washington, D. C., writes about Black life. She left clerical work to become a full-time author, best known for poems and books for young readers including pictures and biographies.
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Down in the Music a 1978 Eloise Greenfield Poem
A juvenile poetry book labeled Down in the Music features verses by Eloise Greenfield with illustrations by Diane and Leo, originally published by Thomas Y. Crowell in 1978 and reprinted with Harper & Row permission.
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Mary McLeod Bethune Founding Bethune Cookman College
A brief portrait notes Bethune started a Daytona Beach school with five pupils and $1.50. She labored to grow it into Bethune Cookman College, from which thousands have graduated.
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Betty Debnam's The Mini Page Opens A World Of Wonder
The Mini Page by Betty Debnam previews science and curiosity for young readers. It blends simple explanations with engaging activities and colorful illustrations to spark exploration.
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