Margaret Bourke-White: A Photographer's Life
by Keller, Emily
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AR Book Level
7.7
AR Points
3
Word Count
19,616
Interest Level
Middle Grades (MG 4-8)
Genre
Nonfiction
AR Quiz #
26073 EN
About this book
Margaret Bourke-White's pioneering career as one of the first female photojournalists and an original Life magazine staff photographer comes to life in this biography by Emily Keller. The narrative follows her daring work as a war correspondent during World War II, detailing how she captured groundbreaking images from the front lines while navigating a male-dominated profession. Later chapters explore her later assignments, including her influential work in India, and how she continued to shape visual journalism long after the war.
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