
| This clever work of nonfiction highlighting the green revolution shows the complex weave of history in a comprehensible and motivating way. Novelist Andy Andrews, known for The Butterfly Effect, tells the story of Norman Borlaug, but connects it with the stories of the people who influenced him, like Henry Wallace and George Washington Carver. The takeaway message from the book is elegant: by working hard and being compassionate, your smallest actions can influence the whole world for the better. |
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| Grade level: | 3 4 5 | |||||
| Scope: | all states |
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| Academic Subject: | Agriculture (Career & Tech) Social Studies |
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| Agricultural Content: | Food Systems/Nutrition Plant Systems American Agricultural History Hunger/Malnutrition Inventors/Inventions |
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| Author: | Andy Andrews | |||||
| Illustrator: | Philip Hurst | |||||
| Publisher: | Tommy Nelson | |||||
| Copyright: | 2010 | |||||
| Reviewer Comments: | No comments available. | |||||
| Resource ID: | 3176 | |||||
| Source: | http://google.com | |||||
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