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A young girl walking through a park passes a Lincoln look-alike and begins to wonder about our sixteenth president. "Who was he?" she asks herself. Being a clever girl, she goes to the library (a van Gogh-inspired room) to find out. She discovers facts but gets "lost in the photos of his unusual face. I stared at one. I could look at him forever." Never pedantic, but through a natural structure that follows the young narrator's own thought processes, the narrative lists some basic fac...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

A girl passes a Lincoln look-alike and wonders about our sixteenth president. Through a natural structure that follows the narrator's ...Log In or Sign Up to Read More