Tiner, John Hudson. “Samuel F.B. Morse: Artist with a Message.” Illustrated by Shirley Young. Mott Media, 1987.
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Quackenbush, Robert M. “Quick, Annie, Give Me a Catchy Line!: A Story of Samuel F.B. Morse.” Prentice-Hall, 1983.
Latham, Jean Lee. “Samuel F.B. Morse, Artist-Inventor.” Illustrated by Jo Polseno. Chelsea Juniors, 1991.
---. “Samuel Morse and the Telegraph.” Illustrated by Richard Mayhew. Watts, 1960.
Can you tell me about your favorite books end explain, why do you enjoy it ?)
I prefer to read a book that contains motivation and inspiration
Hays, Wilma Pitchford. “Samuel Morse and the Electronic Age.” Watts, 1966.
Sandler, Martin. “Inventors: A Library of Congress Book.” Harper Collins Publishers, 1996.
Pasachoff, Naomi E. “Alexander Graham Bell: Making Connections.” Oxford University Press, 1996.
Parker, Steve. “Alexander Graham Bell and the Telephone.” Chelsea House, 1995.
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Davidson, Margaret. “The Story of Alexander Graham Bell, Inventor of the Telephone.” Gareth Stevens Publishing, 1997.
Sandler, Martin W. “Inventors: A Library of Congress Book.” HarperCollins, 1996.
Levinson, Nancy Smiler. “Thomas Alva Edison: Great Inventor.” Scholastic, 1996.
Adler, David. “Thomas Alva Edison: Great Inventor.” Holiday House, 1990.
Robertson, James I. Jr. “Civil War! America Becomes a Nation.” An Illustrated History for Young People. Knopf, 1996.
McGovern, Ann. “If You Grew Up with Abraham Lincoln.” Scholastic, 1992.
Morris, Jeffrey Brandon. “The Lincoln Way.” Lerner Publications, 1996.
Kent, Deborah. “The Lincoln Memorial.” Children's Press, 1996.
Freedman, Russell. “Lincoln: A Photobiography.” Clarion Books, 1987.
Young, Robert. “A Personal Tour of Monticello.” Minneapolis: Lerner, 1999.
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