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Brand
Red Deer Press
Type
ABIS_BOOK
Label
Red Deer Press
Binding
Paperback
Manufacturer
Red Deer Press
Studio
Red Deer Press
ProductGroup
Book
NumberOfItems
1
Publication Name
Red Deer Press
ISBN
9780889955530

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Publisher
Fitzhenry & Whiteside, The Limited
ISBN-10
0889955530
ISBN-13
9780889955530
eBay Product ID (ePID)
4038734486

Product Key Features

Book Title
Runner : the Life of Harry Jerome, World's Fastest Man
Number of Pages
156 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2017
Topic
Biographical / Canada, Sports & Recreation / General, General, Social Themes / Prejudice & Racism
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Author
Norma Charles
Format
Uk- a Format Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.4 in
Item Weight
5 oz
Item Length
7.5 in
Item Width
5.2 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
Although the author wrote this as a fictional account, she knew Harry during his racing days. Remembering his great persistence in the face of obstacles, she wanted her children and grandchildren to learn about the world's fastest man. Her research into many sources included interviews with Jerome's sister, best friend, and coach. The result is a very readable account. Frequent use of dialog in a simple narrative style makes the story accessible to middle grade readers. Perhaps pairing the story of Harry Jerome with that of Jackie Robinson will motivate today's youth to be more understanding than previous generations. Runner is an amazing story about the trials of racial inequality and the struggles to achieve dreams. It follows a young Harry Jerome as he grows up in an inhospitable environment. Overcoming tremendous obstacles, he finds his place in track and field, eventually reaching Olympic levels. This book is a quick, enjoyable read. Although it is intended for younger audiences, any reader would enjoy reading this inspiring book with the very clear message of "try your best." Harry Jerome, the main character, is a good role model, and his story is an important part of history., Although the author wrote this as a fictional account, she knew Harry during his racing days. Remembering his great persistence in the face of obstacles, she wanted her children and grandchildren to learn about the world's fastest man. Her research into many sources included interviews with Jerome's sister, best friend, and coach. The result is a very readable account. Frequent use of dialog in a simple narrative style makes the story accessible to middle grade readers. Perhaps pairing the story of Harry Jerome with that of Jackie Robinson will motivate today's youth to be more understanding than previous generations., This book is a quick, enjoyable read. Although it is intended for younger audiences, any reader would enjoy reading this inspiring book with the very clear message of "try your best." Harry Jerome, the main character, is a good role model, and his story is an important part of history., Runner is an amazing story about the trials of racial inequality and the struggles to achieve dreams. It follows a young Harry Jerome as he grows up in an inhospitable environment. Overcoming tremendous obstacles, he finds his place in track and field, eventually reaching Olympic levels., "Norma Charles has assured that his (Harry Jerome) memory will live on through the pages of her book. Hopefully, Harry's life story will encourage children and youth of today to take their passions to the highest level possible, to meet the challenges that they will face with courage and not give up because, with enough determination, success will be theirs. Thank you, Norma Charles, for sharing the life of this amazing man with all of us. Highly Recommended. " -- CM Magazine "Although the author wrote this as a fictional account, she knew Harry during his racing days. Remembering his great persistence in the face of obstacles, she wanted her children and grandchildren to learn about the world's fastest man. Her research into many sources included interviews with Jerome's sister, best friend, and coach. The result is a very readable account. Frequent use of dialog in a simple narrative style makes the story accessible to middle grade readers." -- VOYA Magazine, Runner is an amazing story about the trials of racial inequality and the struggles to achieve dreams. It follows a young Harry Jerome as he grows up in an inhospitable environment. Overcoming tremendous obstacles, he finds his place in track and field, eventually reaching Olympic levels. Although the author wrote this as a fictional account, she knew Harry during his racing days. Remembering his great persistence in the face of obstacles, she wanted her children and grandchildren to learn about the world's fastest man. Her research into many sources included interviews with Jerome's sister, best friend, and coach. The result is a very readable account. Frequent use of dialog in a simple narrative style makes the story accessible to middle grade readers. Perhaps pairing the story of Harry Jerome with that of Jackie Robinson will motivate today's youth to be more understanding than previous generations. This book is a quick, enjoyable read. Although it is intended for younger audiences, any reader would enjoy reading this inspiring book with the very clear message of "try your best." Harry Jerome, the main character, is a good role model, and his story is an important part of history.
Grade From
Fourth Grade
Number of Volumes
1 vol.
Grade To
Seventh Grade
Dewey Decimal
813/.54
Synopsis
From a skinny little kid growing up in St Boniface, Manitoba, Harry Jerome rose to become "the fastest man in the world," a title he held for an incredible eight years in the 1960s. He competed at the University of Oregon and represented Canada in the 1960, 1964, and 1968 Summer Olympics. During his career, he set seven world records. Harry Jerome achieved all of this in spite of the prejudice he and his family consistently had to fight against because of their African-Canadian heritage. In this engaging and inspiring novel, acclaimed children's writer Norma Charles has woven together Harry's fascinating life story from information gathered through research, interviews with his family, friends and coach and from her own memories of watching his races at University of British Columbia when she was a student there., Harry Jerome is one of Canada's forgotten heroes. From a skinny little kid growing up in St. Boniface, Manitoba, he rose to become "the fastest man in the world," a title he held for an incredible eight years. He achieved this, despite having to battle the prejudices he and his family had to overcome, on account of their African-Canadian heritage. In this engaging and inspiring novel, acclaimed children's writer Norma Charles has woven together Harry's fascinating life story from facts gathered through research, interviews with his family, friends and coach, and also from her own memories of his races at UBC when she was a student there. Runner is the story of one Canadian kid's determination and perseverance against enormous odds. As Norma explains, "I hope it will serve as an inspiration to youth across Canada."

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