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The Rolling Stones: Pushing Rock's Boundaries by Hetrick, Hans traces the history of the famous rock band from their formation in the 1960s through their rise to international fame. The book explores the band's musical evolution, key members, and their impact on rock and roll music. It uses primary source quotes, sidebars, and photographs to present the band's journey and their lasting influence on popular music.
Quick Summary
This book rocks readers through the wild ride of how a bunch of British bad boys crashed into America and shook up the music world forever. Kids will devour the jaw-dropping stories of The Stone Age Newss' rebellious concerts, their legendary party antics, and how they went from playing tiny clubs to filling stadiums while forever changing rock and roll. If your kid loves the energy and history found in music biographies or books about legendary bands, they'll dig this pulse-pounding tale of rock rebellion. Perfect for kids ages 9 to 12 in grades 4 through 7 who are curious about music history and want to discover the band that started it all.