Catherine Clinton Books

Catherine Clinton is a teacher and historian who studied Afro-American Studies at Harvard University and received her Ph.D. from Princeton University. She has written more than 15 books including Civil War Stories, Half Sisters of History and I, Too, Sing America.

  1. 1Harriet Tubman

    Harriet Tubman

    Catherine Clinton

    The Road to Freedom

    4.6 (21 ratings)

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    What's Harriet Tubman about?

    Harriet Tubman: The Road to Freedom (2004) sheds light on the fascinating life of Harriet Tubman, a pioneering woman who not only escaped the bonds of slavery, but also helped hundreds of others do the same. In addition, the book offers insights on the vital role she played in the American Civil War, and in the fight for equal rights for women and African-Americans.

    Who should read Harriet Tubman?

    • People of all ages seeking an inspirational story
    • Amateur historians who love learning more about the Civil War era
    • Activists and advocates for civil and women’s rights
  2. 2Bedtime Biography: Harriet Tubman

    Bedtime Biography: Harriet Tubman

    Catherine Clinton

    The Road to Freedom

    4.6 (170 ratings)

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    Narrated by Valeri Ross

    Music by Federico Coderoni

    Harriet Tubman: The Road to Freedom (2004) sheds light on the fascinating life of Harriet Tubman, a pioneering woman who not only escaped the bonds of slavery, but also helped hundreds of others do the same. The book also offers insights on her vital role in the American Civil War, and in the fight for equal rights for women and African-Americans.

    Who should read Bedtime Biography: Harriet Tubman?

    • People of all ages seeking an inspirational story
    • Amateur historians who love learning more about the Civil War era
    • Activists and advocates for civil and women’s rights