I know some are familiar with the Who Are/Who Was series? And, I have written abut them before, so saying they are books about a subject (person for the Who Are/Was, place or thing for the What Is/What Was), and they have realistic, black and white illustrations that are not necessarily “fantastic” but get the point across and there is a double timeline at the end (for the subject, in this case three authors, and the world timeline) is redundant. But needed as an intro […]
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Who Is R. L. Stine by M.D. Payne
Who Was Maurice Sendak by Janet B. Pascal
Who Was Ernest Hemingway by Jim Gigliotti