Joan Dash

This book is very informational and gives background on longitude and latitude and how it was invented. This is something that students might not think of how latitude and longitude will affect sailors. This would be good for 6-8 grade and can be used for classroom instruction and activities in class.

This is a biography that goes much further than just the life of Helen Keller as a young girl. We still learn about her youth, and learning processes, but we also learn about her life as an adult. We read about her college years, as well as her thoughts and involvements in politics. This read shines light on fear and loss of hope, and inspires all readers, and especially ones with a disability, to follow their dreams.

Have you ever wanted to make a change in the world? If you are interested in the transformation of society, then look no further than "We Shall Not Be Moved: The Women's Factory Strike of 1909". Joan Dash, the wonderful author coaxes you into a world of discontent where workers unite to change their working conditions through protests, strikes, and perseverance. This vivid and touching portrait of the lives of young, working-class women will be sure to inspire anyone who reads it.