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by Robert Lawson · Little, Brown Young Readers US · tapa blanda · 114 pages
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Descubre la fascinante historia de Benjamin Franklin a través de los ojos de su amigo, el ratón Amos. Este clásico de Robert Lawson, ganador de premios Newbery y Caldecott, narra de forma divertida y perspicaz cómo un pequeño ratón influyó en las invenciones y descubrimientos del famoso inventor estadounidense. Ideal para jóvenes lectores, esta edición incluye material adicional, como un mapa de los viajes de Ben Franklin, que enriquecerá la experiencia de lectura.
Lawson "Robbie" N. Robertson was considered one of the more accomplished American track coaches of the first half of the twentieth century. From 1904-1936, he was with the American team at every Olympics with the exception of 1916 when the Olympics were cancelled due to WWI. He coached Track and Field for the Irish-American Athletic Club in Queens, New York from 1909–16, and then for the University of Pennsylvania from 1916-47. He was U.S. Olympic Assistant Track coach in 1912 and 1920 and was head coach for the American Track and Field Team in four Olympics from 1924-36.
