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Revision as of 16:22, 16 November 2011
In 1975 Don Robb moved to Andover to work at publishing company Holt, Rinehart,& Winston. He taught junior high and high school before moving to Andover. After serving as Selectman, he turned to writing.
- Hail to the Chief describes the presidency and highlights accomplishments of individual presidents (2000)
- Ox, House, Stick: History of Our Alphabet traces changes in the Roman alphabet ( 2007)
- This is America: the American Spirit in Places and People Civil Rights History (2005)
See
- "Children's Book Takes a Look at 14 Presidents, Historical Themes", Andover Townsman, November 30, 2000, page 25.
--Eleanor 16:54, November 15, 2011 (EST)
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