
Jessica Cohn
Author of 10 Fascinating Facts About Castles (Rookie Star: Fact Finder)
About the Author
Jessica Cohn is a writer and editor who wants to publicly thank her mom for forcing her into piano lessons. Though Cohn threw a fit at the time, she forever thanks her mom for making her learn firsthand about music.
Series
Works by Jessica Cohn
Spending Money: Budgets, Credit Cards, Scams... And Much More! (A True Book: Money) (A True Book (Relaunch)) (2023) 9 copies
When Red Met Wolfie 3 copies
The Medieval Islamic World: Conflict and Conquest (Primary Source Readers) (2012) 2 copies, 1 review
Gettysburg 1 copy
Fall Animals (w/CD-ROM) 1 copy
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Reviews
What it says on the tin! Plenty of fascinating castle facts, plus instructions on how to make your own model castle out of a cardboard box.
WHOLE SERIES REVIEW: Crafts from the Past
This series on ancient civilizations is packed with colorful photos, maps, and drawings, quick facts about each culture, and dozens of craft ideas and projects. Packed, being the operative word. The layout feels crowded and busy and there's a disconnect being the level of reading required to decode all the foreign or cultural words (at least 5th-grade reading level) and the skill level needed to complete most of the crafts (probably only 2nd-3rd show more grade). Some of the crafts do encourage higher level thinking - mapping your own Roman empire or making your own Chinese compass from the Qin dynasty - but most are "token" crafts, or crafts meant for walking away with a necklace, a figurine, a mask, or the like. Each book possesses a glossary, index, additional sources page, and a final writing exercise (the latter represents the most challenging of the "crafts" in these books). show less
This series on ancient civilizations is packed with colorful photos, maps, and drawings, quick facts about each culture, and dozens of craft ideas and projects. Packed, being the operative word. The layout feels crowded and busy and there's a disconnect being the level of reading required to decode all the foreign or cultural words (at least 5th-grade reading level) and the skill level needed to complete most of the crafts (probably only 2nd-3rd show more grade). Some of the crafts do encourage higher level thinking - mapping your own Roman empire or making your own Chinese compass from the Qin dynasty - but most are "token" crafts, or crafts meant for walking away with a necklace, a figurine, a mask, or the like. Each book possesses a glossary, index, additional sources page, and a final writing exercise (the latter represents the most challenging of the "crafts" in these books). show less
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Statistics
- Works
- 51
- Members
- 510
- Popularity
- #48,630
- Rating
- 2.8
- Reviews
- 6
- ISBNs
- 166
- Languages
- 2








