Tuesday, June 11, 2019

Summer Reading Book Review - Mikael B

Book Title: In The Garden With Dr. Carver

Author: Susan Grigsby
  
What was the story about? 
Dr. Carver's name is George Washington Carver. He was a famous plant scientist from Tuskegee. He made luxuries out of peanuts and sweat potatoes.

 Did you like the book? Yes, I liked the book. It has science in it and how to make food.

Reviewed by: Mikael B.

Mikael rated this book 4.5 out of 5 stars. Thank you so much for sharing your book review Mikael!



This summer, our theme is "Alabama Has A Universe Of Stories" and we're celebrating our states 200 bicentennial, so we absolutely LOVE that Mikael B. chose to review a book about a famous Alabamian! Dr. Carver was born in Missouri but moved to Alabama to teach at the Tuskegee Institute.

He did so much for the world and we're very lucky to have had him teaching in our wonderful state, where he taught farmers about the benefits of crop rotation and keeping farm soil nutritious. One of his more widely known contributions to science was his development of many products through peanuts including: wood stains, coffee, oils, paper, flour, cereal and even laundry detergent (among many many more!).

AR level:  4.8
Points: 0.5

Mikael also reviewed another book!


Book Title: Iroquois


Author: Valerie Bodden
  
What was the story about? 
The Iroquois included people of many American Indian Nations. They lived in the northern part of what is now New York. Many lived in Canada too. They called themselves Haudenosaunee, which meant "people of the long-house"

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