Abraham Lincoln Says...
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Did you know that young Abe Lincoln wrote his lessons on the back of a shovel, chopped wood to earn a new pair of pants, and even saved his little sister's life? These are just a few of the stories that Parents' Choice Award winner Lou Del Bianco re-tells in his first illustrated book. Inspired by his many years of performing the role of Abraham Lincoln for young audiences, Lou's book takes readers on a literary adventure through story poems with eye-catching illustrations about our beloved 16th president. Children will be inspired by Abe's ability to persevere, learn important life lessons,…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Did you know that young Abe Lincoln wrote his lessons on the back of a shovel, chopped wood to earn a new pair of pants, and even saved his little sister's life? These are just a few of the stories that Parents' Choice Award winner Lou Del Bianco re-tells in his first illustrated book. Inspired by his many years of performing the role of Abraham Lincoln for young audiences, Lou's book takes readers on a literary adventure through story poems with eye-catching illustrations about our beloved 16th president. Children will be inspired by Abe's ability to persevere, learn important life lessons, and even chant along when he says those three important words…Don't Give Up!
Autorenporträt
Lou Del Bianco has been an actor, singer and storyteller for 30 years. His children's recordings, which include original stories and songs of his childhood, have garnered five Parents Choice Awards. Lou's latest one-man shows feature dramatic portraits of Abraham Lincoln, and Lou's grandfather, Luigi Del Bianco, Chief Carver on Mount Rushmore. "Abraham Lincoln: From Railsplitter to President" was endorsed by the Lincoln Bicentennial Commission, and "In the Shadow of the Mountain" has been performed at Mount Rushmore. "Out of Rushmore's Shadow" was written at the bequest of National Park historians and is Lou's first non-fiction book. He has also co-authored a young readers' historical novel and a screenplay about the carving of Mount Rushmore. He and his wife, Camille Linen, live in Port Chester, N.Y.