| 
Author | 
Vanda
  Micheaux Nelson | 
| 
Title | 
Bad News for Outlaws: The
  Remarkable Life of Bass Reeves, Deputy U.S. Marshal | 
| 
Illustrator | 
R.
  Gregory Christie | 
| 
Readability
  Score | 
Grade
  Level Equivalent: 5.2 
Lexile
  Measure: 860L | 
| 
Genre | 
Nonfiction | 
| 
Subgenre | 
Biography | 
| 
Theme | 
This
  book encourages living one’s life with integrity and honesty. | 
| 
Primary
  and Secondary Characters | 
Bass
  Reeves, Jim Webb, Judge Isaac C. Parker, Benjamin Reeves | 
| 
Award(s)
  date of publication | 
2009 | 
| 
Publishing
  Company | 
Carolrhoda
  Books | 
| 
ISBN
  Number | 
978-0-8225-6764-6 | 
| 
Brief
  Summary | 
This
  biography informs readers about the life of a little known, honest, fearless,
  former slave who went on to become a deputy U.S. Marshal.  After a physical altercation with his
  master, Bass Reeves escaped slavery to live in Indian Territory.  In 1875 Reeves was hired as a deputy
  Marshal.  He gained a reputation for
  being one of the most respected and hated men of his time due to his cunning
  ability to capture outlaws and demonstrate integrity consistently. | 
| 
Picture
  of book cover |  | 
| 
Description of how you would use book with
  students | 
This
  book would serve as a great mentor text for teaching character education with a specific focus on
  integrity.  Various examples of Bass
  Reeves’ integrity are featured throughout the book and offer great discussion
  leads. | 
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Module 3: Picture Book 9
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