Rockridge Press The Story of the Wright Brothers: A Biography Book for New Readers
Description
🚀 Soar into history with the Wright Brothers’ story—your next must-read!
- HIGHLY RATED - 4.9/5 stars from 413 readers—proven quality and engagement
- LIGHT PORTABLE - At just 0.25 lbs, take inspiring history anywhere
- TRUSTED BESTSELLER - Ranked #961 in Children’s Biographies—join thousands who love it
- IDEAL FOR HOMESCHOOLING - A favorite among parents for educational enrichment
- PERFECT FOR YOUNG MINDS - Designed for new readers to easily grasp the Wright Brothers’ story
Rockridge Press’s 'The Story of the Wright Brothers' is a lightweight, highly rated biography tailored for new readers. With over 400 glowing reviews and a top 1,000 ranking in children’s biographies, it’s a trusted choice for homeschoolers and young history enthusiasts eager to explore the pioneers of flight.
Specifications
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,560 in Biographies for Children |
| Dimensions | 14.81 x 0.41 x 21.01 cm |
| Edition | Standard Edition |
| Isbn 10 | 164739239X |
| Isbn 13 | 978-1647392390 |
| Item Weight | 136 g |
| Language | English |
| Print Length | 66 pages |
| Publication Date | 28 July 2020 |
| Publisher | Rockridge Press |
| Reading Age | 6 - 12 years |
Reviews
User
lovely
excellent content, edational and informative, wonderful designs.
User
Engaging and well written book!
My ten year old (who has been diagnosed with learning difficulties related to reading and writing, as well as ADHD), really loved this book. It is an engaging book with not only text, but photos, illustrations, and timelines. The book was needed for a school project. It was so well written that we never had to fight about getting him to read it. It gave a good history of the Wright brothers and their whole life, not just the part where they flew for the first time. I highly recommend d for any young aviation enthusiast!
User
Inspiring!
great stories for young people to read
User
Perfect for homeschool
Love these books for our homeschool. Will get more
User
Good book—Probably for older kids.
I ordered this to read to my two grandsons, ages 4 and 6, to show how well two brothers worked together and did amazing things. I think it’s a nice book, however I discovered in reading it in advance, that it’s much too advanced for them—at least mine at this age. It tells the story accurately as far as I know, but tells of their mother’s death from TB (I believe) and their other health problems, etc. Probably best for older kids who have who can read it themselves. I’ll save it for a few years.
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