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Who Was Steve Jobs? is an engaging, 105‑page juvenile nonfiction book that presents the life and achievements of the Apple co‑founder. With vivid illustrations and a map, it offers a clear, age‑appropriate overview suitable for middle‑grade readers. The book’s 660 Lexile level makes it accessible for early readers while providing insight into technology, entrepreneurship, and the people who shape the industry.
First publish date: 2012
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Biography
Authors: Pam Pollack
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