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Saturday, December 31, 2016

Noah Webster's Fighting Words Book Review

Noah Webster's Fighting Words is a fun mix of interesting history and facts coupled with a fictionalized ghost of Webster who inserts his opinion by occasionally editing or rewriting sections of the text. Noah Webster's Fighting Words

Tracy Nelson Maurer (Author)
Mircea Catusanu (Illustrator)
Millbrook Press
Children’s Nonfiction

Publication Date: April 1, 2017


Noah Webster's Fighting Words is a fun mix of interesting history and facts coupled with a fictionalized ghost of Webster who inserts his opinion by occasionally editing or rewriting sections of the text.

Kids will appreciate Webster's aim to simplify spelling but may be glad that his idea to create new letters for an American alphabet didn't catch on. Catusanu's collage-style illustrations are the perfect match for the story combining modern graphic design and historical images which match the blend of historical nonfiction and whimsical ghost editing.

If you’re interested in reading Noah Webster's Fighting Words, you can purchase a copy here on Amazon 


*A copy of this book was provided free of charge for an honest review.


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