An edition of Ben Carson (2014)

Ben Carson

a chance at life

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Publisher
Emerald Books
Language
English

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Ben Carson: a chance at life
2014, Emerald Books
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Table of Contents

A chance at life
"This ain't his home no more"
At the bottom of his class
"If we see you again, we'll kill you!"
Being cool
A new plan
A small fish in an ocean
There was something about her
Things seemed to fit into place
"Go for it"
The new chief
Half a brain
Blazing the path
Miracle worker
Carson scholars
Celebration and despair
Life and death
A scholar, a healer, and a leader.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Lynnwood, Washington
Series
Heroes of history

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
617.4/8092, B
Library of Congress
RD592.9.C37 B46 2014, BV3785.G69 B46 2014, RD592.9.C37B46 2014

The Physical Object

Pagination
pages cm.

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31017673M
ISBN 13
9781624860348, 9781624860263
LCCN
2014007095, 2014007096

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