From School Library Journal Grade 1-3-- Benjamin outlines Tubman's life， with an emphasis on her childhood as a slave， the head injury she received as a teenager trying to help another slave， her work as the ``Moses'' of her people， and her role in later years as a spokesperson for women's rights. Worked into the biographical information is reference to the harsh living conditions the slaves endured， as well as the workings of the Underground Railroad. The full-color illustrations enhance the events in Tubman's life and give a sense of the times. Pocahontas traces the life of the Indian princess from her days as a carefree young girl through her role as a liaison and peacemaker between the white settlers and her people to her death at age 21. The characterization of Pocahontas as a strong， contributing woman of her time comes through not only in the text but also in the illustrations. Written with a sense of story， both books will appeal to beginning readers and serve as useful research tools. --Cheryl Cufari， N. A. Walbran Elem . School， Oriskany， NYCopyright 1992 Reed Business Information， Inc. Book Description Designed especially for beginning readers， First-Start Biographies trace the childhood years of famous men and women who overcame obstacles and achieved greatness. Illustrated in full color. See all Editorial Reviews
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