Target: SEC: Summer reading idea/Revolution/World History

[Elizabeth Savage Kamke <EKSK476@AOL.COM>]

Sorry to be back on again so soon, asking for something else, but the
collective wisdom is irresistible.
Our english and world history teachers are working together next year on the
sophomore level, and they are looking for a summer reading book that deals
with the idea of "revolution" that would be manageable, preferably
non-fiction, not tremendously long, and , of course, great.
Ironically, A Tale of Two Cities has just been dropped from our curriculum.
Any thoughts?

TIA....  Elizabeth Kamke  Library Media Specialist   St. Joseph's Collegiate
Inst.
845 Kenmore Avenue  Buffalo, NY  14223   eksk476@aol.com

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