The Many Faces of Josephine Baker: Dancer, Singer, Activist, Spy (Women of Action) - Hardcover

"A fascinating, compelling story of a remarkably resilient woman who overcame poverty and racial prejudice to become an international celebrity." --Kirkus Reviews

"[A] balanced and readable biography." --Booklist Online

A fascinating, compelling story of a remarkably resilient woman who overcame poverty and racial prejudice to become an international celebrity. Kirkus Reviews"

"[A] balanced and readable biography. Booklist Online"

Baker's story is inspiring enough to provide interesting reading beyond simple report writing. Recommended especially for collections in African American and women's studies, but it may also be useful for history and entertainment buffs in general. "School Library Journal""

"Caravantes vivid bio, featuring tons of fun and rarely seen photos, presents Josephine s years in St. Louis through a holistic lens, with sidebars on the East St. Louis race riots, the everyday lives of African-American Pullman porters, and even fads like the Charleston." "St. Louis Magazine""

[A]n easy to read biography that would be good for general collections. VOYA"

"Baker's story is inspiring enough to provide interesting reading beyond simple report writing. Recommended especially for collections in African American and women's studies, but it may also be useful for history and entertainment buffs in general." --School Library Journal

"If you are interested in American and French history, read this book. If you love theater, read this book. If you want to be inspired, read this book." --TeenReads.com

"The life of Josephine Baker is so compelling and intriguing that this makes for a great read for middle and high schoolers alike." --Kid Lit Frenzy