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Assassination! The Stories of Our Murdered Presidents

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48 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

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December 13, 2013
Assassination of the President
“Assassination “is a short story by Kristen Azzora and has an interesting plot. Several U.S. Presidents were assassinated .because a few people believe the President disagreed the oval office. This book’s message is that those Presidents’ communities caused their assassination.
First,” President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. People in the North and South disagreed” because he release the slave. “The South wanted to become a separate nation, because they did not agree to the President.
The second point is that, “President James A. Garfield was assassinated. Spoils System is people got elected to political offices. They hired the people who helped them get elected.”Garfield refused to give job”. People disagreed with him, so he was assassinated.
The last point is that, “President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. The United States government wanted to limit the Soviet Union’s power. “The governor wife said to the president that Dallas doesn’t love you. Later, Kennedy was assassinated.
In the story, Assassination about human crime, war and tragedy. The people do extreme things. One example is that they Assassinated Presidents that were believe to be a threat to the world.

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February 21, 2017
Assassination is a book by Kristen Azzara. It's about how some of the presidents of the United States were killed like Lincoln,Garfield,McKinley, and Kennedy. I really liked this book because it taught me the past. There are some president I didn't even know. It teaches people about History of the United States.
Florence M 10th grade.

assassination its a bout some of the president of the united states were killed like linclon kristen azzora and has an interestimg plot us president were assassination a few people believe the president disagreed office. mutoni bamurange 9th grade

This book is about our mudered president Abrahum Lincoln, Kennedy Garfield, and Mcinley. Lincoln was the sixteen president whom led the nation during a terrible time. he had ended up being slave. Garfield helped government to change the way hired worker, he refused to give a man job did not have the skill so he took matter into his own hands. i did not like this because is about president who did not know how to led their own country. Beatrice Mulanda,
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August 13, 2016
This is a great graphic novel that discusses the assassination of the following presidents: Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield, William McKinley, and John F. Kennedy.
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April 22, 2017
Azzara, Kristen. Assassination! The Stories of our Murdered Presidents. New York: Scholastic, 2012.

Target Audience: Grade 9-10

Assassination! The Stories of Our Murdered Presidents is a graphic Nonfiction story book about the assassination of four American presidents: Abraham Lincoln, James A. Garfield, William McKinley and John F. Kennedy. This hi-lo book relates details of the assassinations in a simple and easy to understand manner. Each assassination story begins with one page of information about the president, and gives background about the time in which he lived, and ends with a one page summary of the aftermath of the assassination. The story of the assassination is recreated with graphic images that vividly capture the details, emotions and expressions of the people and places involved. Some of the panels contain the art work only, or the art with one word, for example, “BANG” recounting the moment of the assassination. The brevity of language is definitely an attractive feature for the reluctant reader. The art work is aesthetically pleasing, the stories engaging, and the medium clearly appropriate for the target audience (reluctant or struggling readers). This book has 48 pages.
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