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　　The intriguing story of Eleanor Roosevelt traces the life of

the former First Lady from her early childhood through the

tumultuous years in the White House to her active role in the

founding of the United Nations after World War II. A Newberry Honor

Book.

ONE: First Lady

Two:Poor Little Rich Girl

THREE: Mademoiselle Souvestre

touR:Cousin Franklin

FIVE: A Conventional Society Matron

sIx: The Education of Eleanor Roosevelt

SEVEN:Friendship and Politics

EIGHT: A President's Wife

NINE:Partners

TEN: The War Years

ELEVEN:  On Her Own

   Eleanor Roosevelt Photo Album

   A Visit to Val-Kill

   Books About and by Eleanor Roosevelt

   Acknowledgments and Picture Credits

   Index

　　Matthew Reinhart is the co-creator of the Encyclopedia

Prehistorica series. He has also created many other award-winning

pop-up books, including CINDERELLA, STAR WARS: THE POP-UP GUIDE TO

THE UNIVERSE, and MOMMY? by Maurice Sendak and Arthur Yorinks. He

lives in New York City.

　　Robert Sabuda is the co-creator of all three Encyclopedia

Prehistorica books. He is also the creator of many other stunning

best-selling pop-up books, including AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL, ALICE'S

ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND, and THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ. He lives

in New York City.

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　　It’s 1942 and 10-year-old Willie, a big Cubs fan, looks forward

to the day when he’ll be a major leaguer. When he hears men on the

corner excitedly talking about players he has never heard

of—Satchel Paige, Papa Bell—Willie thinks they can’t be that good

if they’re not in the majors; he is told he wouldn’t be able to

play either because he is black. Then, excitement! Willie is given

tickets to an exhibition game between Negro League and major league

all-stars—in Wrigley Field. Willie goes in rooting for the major

leaguers but comes out with appreciation for the black all-stars. A

special moment is watching players from the opposing teams shake

hands. By looking at race relations through the prism of baseball,

Cooper will draw readers (though a comment about segregated

fountains and trolleys in Chicago seems off base). The soft-focus

sepia-touched artwork, vintage Cooper, is a nice mix of action and

nostalgia. An author’s note gives a brief baseball history: first

the races played together, then apart, before finally coming

together once more. Grades 1-3. --Ilene Cooper