Biography
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- Wikipedia - Mother Teresa
- Encyclopedia article covering the life and work of the famous humanitarian and advocate for the poor and helpless.
- 1022
- Anne Frank Museum
- Offers information about Anne Frank, the house that was her hiding place during World War Two, and the famous diary she wrote there. Educational projects, goals and objectives of the Anne Frank Foundation.
- 1023
- Wikipedia - Anne Frank
- Encyclopedia article covering her early life, arrest and concentration camps, and the publication of "Anne Frank: The Diary of A Young Girl".
- 1026
- Indira Priyadarshani Gandhi
- A guide to the life of Indira Gandhi. Includes biography, history and photographs.
- 1027
- Wikipedia – Indira Gandhi
- Encyclopedia article, includes her early life. actions as Prime Minister, the Emergency and her legacy.
- 1028
- Birthplace of Helen Keller
- Visit the Tuscumbia, Alabama home of this woman who lived successfully being blind and deaf.
- 1029
- A Guide to Women in Canadian History
- Biographies of women in Canadian history. Includes some women who "are making history now."
- 1031
- Famous Canadians Theme Page
- Provides links to curricular resources and instructional materials (lesson plans) related to the study of famous Canadians.
- 1032
- USA Hero
- A Canadian who is a former teacher provides information on Americans who inspire people across the world.
- 1033
- About.com: Recommended Children's Book about Adoption
- Review of the book, "Emma's Yucky Brother." Elizabeth Kennedy summarizes the book and tells why she likes it.
- 1035
- CM Magazine: Emma's Strange Pet.
- Book review by an MA student in Children's Literature at The University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC about this book for young children. Includes a very short excerpt.
- 1036
- CM Magazine: I Gave My Mom a Castle.
- Book review by an Instructor of Children's Literature and Information Literacy at the Faculty of Education, University of Manitoba in Winnipeg.
- 1038
- Canadian Review of Materials: Pippin the Christmas Pig
- Review of this book for three to ten year olds for the Manitoba Library Association by a teacher-librarian in West Vancouver.