Makes pancakes y Betsy Ross.
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Book report
Title: Curious George (Makes Pancakes).
Author: Margaret & H.A. Rey’s
Characters: This it children’s book whit a funny story
This book is about the pancake breakfast where George and the man with the yellow hat attend every year. It was a fundraiser help to make money for special programs at the children’s hospital. George always curious, He performed two events the first was to helped the man at the griddle make different pancakes as they were normally done and the second George climbed up in a dunk tank with water and sat on the bench and splashed himself and people liked it because George made it fun. He made fundraiser a big success since this collected more money than previous years.
The problem in history was the man at the griddle (chef) find George (monkey) making pancakes. The man could not keep up and the line grew and grew and it was reason he decided helped him but the kitchen wasn't place for a monkey.
The solution this problem was when the man the griddle (chef) found an assistant to help him. (he wasn't monkey).
I liked this story since it leaves a teaching that sometimes a person without wanting can be of great help to a noble cause for this reason I recommend this book.
Book report
Title: Betsy Ross.
Author: Alexandra Wallner.
Characters: I think this book is aimed at people as teenager and adults. Since it is a bibliographical history.
This book is about a woman, her name was Elizabeth Griscom but her family called Betsy. She was first in making American flag designed by General Washington. She was born in Philadelphia in 1752. Her family were Quakers (a religious group that believed in living in a simple, peaceful way). She enjoyed sewed. Betsy's needlework the most beautiful in Philadelphia, and she won many prizes for it. She got married three times. At age seventy-five, Betsy finally retired. Her eye-sight was failing. She dead in 1836. In 1870 her grandson William made Betsy’s story public in an address to the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
The problem in history was she married whit John Ross, he wasn’t a Quaker. Her parents disapproved of her marrying and meant her expulsion from the Quaker congregation.
The solution this problem was when she married the third husband his name was John Claypoole, he was Quaker. Which permitted marriage outside the faith. Betsy could worship in the church one again.
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