Who Was Frida Kahlo?

My 8 year old son absolutely LOVES these books. It's a great way for young kids to learn about history in a fun way. And they're easy reads, so he goes thru them quick and feels super accomplished the more he reads. Great series.

My 6 year old loves this story. This is a great intro story for a young person. While it leaves out some of the more colorful aspects of her life it doesn’t forget how mischievous she was or how much her and her husband didn’t get along. I loved that it was touched on how she created her style of painting. I was able to expand on those concepts with my daughter and it was a great impromptu art history lesson. We will be riding more of these books.

Enjoy reading/listening to books on notable people that are interesting and get to the point. Find it challenging as a senior with eyesight changing to become immersed in long books. Cannot afford your monthly book/audible program. Wish I could. So I catch what I can, when I can.

It’s a small book but nice for the kids.

I’m in love with these books, and so is my son. Such a great way to get them to read a little more. Especially for book reports these books have all main details of each Person. Love them will definitely purchase more.

I liked it because it gave me a lot of information on Frida Kahlo because I knew who she was and what she did. BUT I didn’t know all the the details . Thanks Sarah Fabiny by the way my name is Sarah and it is spelled with an h.

Great

I read this for my ELD 1/2 students who needed something more relatable and interesting, They loved it, Frida's story here is engaging and helps students practice vocabulary and reading comprehension!

La persona a cui l’ho regalato ne é entusiasta. Non il solito classico romanzo da leggere per chi sta studiando inglese.

The Who Was series reminds me of a book series I read in 3rd grade on, many years ago, blue boards with red title, shadow illustrations, that focused on the childhoods of various American icons. Here, the B&W 'graphic novel' approach is inviting for my kids, now of the same age. The series emphasizes iconic women, leading with their accomplishments and more subtle messaging of the struggles in a male-dominated world. Boxed asides provide good introductions to Slavery, the Civil War, Radioactivity, etc. Should be read in combination with the Netflix "Who was ..." series, which (I think) proceeds from the same script in an entertaining fashion.

This book is a heart touching story . I really loved this book because it inspired me to be strong.

Ha llegado en perfecto estado

Kids would enjoy learning about her with this book. It does not have all you have to know about her but it is a goosd start.