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Brandon's newest book!!
Now available from
Chicago Review Press
Now available from
Chicago Review Press
Welcome
Brandon Marie Miller
Brandon Marie Miller is an
award-winning author of U. S. History
for young people. She earned a
degree in American History from
Purdue University and now lives in
Cincinnati, OH. Her books have been
honored by the International Reading
Association (IRA), the National
Council for the Social Studies
(NCSS), the Society for School
Librarians International, Voices
award-winning author of U. S. History
for young people. She earned a
degree in American History from
Purdue University and now lives in
Cincinnati, OH. Her books have been
honored by the International Reading
Association (IRA), the National
Council for the Social Studies
(NCSS), the Society for School
Librarians International, Voices
of Youth Advocates (VOYA), Bank Street College, and the Junior
Library Guild.
Brandon visits schools to discuss history and writing with students of all
ages. She has presented at state and national conferences for
teachers and librarians, including the NCSS, IRA, and NCTE.
E-mail Brandon at: brandy@brandonmariemiller.com
Just in!!
For Benjamin Franklin, American Genius,
Named a Chicago Public Library "Best of the Best Book"
"This smart and delightful book captures the magic of Benjamin Franklin and
shows why his life is so inspiring. Above all, it celebrates his creativity, which
was the source of his genius." Walter Isaacson, author, Benjamin Franklin: An
American Life
Library Guild.
Brandon visits schools to discuss history and writing with students of all
ages. She has presented at state and national conferences for
teachers and librarians, including the NCSS, IRA, and NCTE.
E-mail Brandon at: brandy@brandonmariemiller.com
Just in!!
For Benjamin Franklin, American Genius,
Named a Chicago Public Library "Best of the Best Book"
"This smart and delightful book captures the magic of Benjamin Franklin and
shows why his life is so inspiring. Above all, it celebrates his creativity, which
was the source of his genius." Walter Isaacson, author, Benjamin Franklin: An
American Life
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Historic Props
Some of the items used in
a talk about fashion and history.
Some of the items used in
a talk about fashion and history.
