A biographical novel of the semi-legendary John Chapman (1774-1845), best known as “Johnny Appleseed,” which summarizes his Pittsburgh years and covers his annual return to Western Pennsylvania’s cider mills for seeds.
C1 -1790s
C3 - Allegheny County; Ohio River; Pittsburgh; Downtown; Ft. Duquesne; Ft. Pitt C4 - Children’s; Biographical; Historical; Folklore; Christian; Road CY - New York LA - English M3 - Novel N2 -A biographical novel of the semi-legendary John Chapman (1774-1845), best known as “Johnny Appleseed,” which summarizes his Pittsburgh years and covers his annual return to Western Pennsylvania’s cider mills for seeds.
PB - Alfred A. Knopf PP - New York PY - 1947 RN -Meridel Le Sueur (1900-96) was a socialist and working-class writer best known for her stories about the Great Depression. Betty Alden (1921-2003) was an artist.
EP - 68 p. TI - Little Brother of the Wilderness: The Story of Johnny Appleseed ER -