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Hope has been taught that the best place for a woman is home. Yet, her aspirations lead her elsewhere - to her father's watch factory. But when she discovers something horrific happening, she must make a choice that could change everything. Includes historical background information on the Industrial Revolution. Paired to the nonfiction title America Enters the Industrial Revolution.

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This entry in My Science Library series helps little ones decide whether objects come directly from the environment or have been manipulated by man. Hicks tackles some pretty difficult concepts; for instance, some materials that are handled by humans, like clay, are natural, yet a pot made by human hands from the clay is man-made. Bu using bright color pictures and clear captions, the point is driven home through repetition, presenting several natural objects and the man-made creations fashioned from them. She also includes some surprising uses for natural resources; for instance, limestone is an ingredient in some toothpaste. Kids may also learn new words, like environment and avocados. Back matter includes a glossary, websites for reference, and a teaching focus section to aid discussions in the classroom Booklist October 2011

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