Little Sure Shot: The Story of Annie Oakley (Step into Reading Book Series: A Step 3 Book)

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Illus. in full color. Travel back to the era of Buffalo Bill and the Wild West and meet the most famous sharpshooter of all time, Annie Oakley, who could shoot backward by looking in a mirror—or a knife blade!

A biography of the poor young farmgirl who went on to become a famous sharpshooter with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.

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Illus. in full color. Travel back to the era of Buffalo Bill and the Wild West and meet the most famous sharpshooter of all time, Annie Oakley, who could shoot backward by looking in a mirror—or a knife blade!

A biography of the poor young farmgirl who went on to become a famous sharpshooter with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.

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Gr 1-3-An entertaining story about Phoebe Ann Moses, a.k.a. Annie Oakley. The known facts of her life are interspersed with explanations of her feelings during the incidents. The constructed dialogue and other comments seem appropriate, but there are no sources cited. Miralles's realistic full-color illustrations help establish the time period, as do the black-and-white reproductions that are sprinkled throughout the text. A fast-paced account that will keep readers turning the pages-just be sure they know that it's fictionalized.-Sharron McElmeel, Cedar Rapids Community Schools, IA
Ilene Cooper
Although her writing style is sometimes choppy, Spinner presents a fascinating portrait of Annie Oakley, who was a woman way ahead of her time. Learning to shoot as a girl, Phoebe Ann Moses was soon providing for her family and eventually went on to became a famous star of Wild West shows; she was so accurate as a markswoman that Sitting Bull named her Little Sure Shot. Using Oakley as an example of a woman who lived feminism is an interesting tack for an early reader. The book is illustrated with black-and-white photos and color paintings that complement each other and expand the text.
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