Books Like The NAACP

If you liked The NAACP by Andrew Santella, start with The Chisholm Trail (Cornerstones of Freedom) (1997), Surrender at appomattox (2006), and Building the New York subway (2007). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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Recommended next reads

1 The Chisholm Trail (Cornerstones of Freedom) 1997 · 30 pages · Andrew Santella · Same author
2 Surrender at appomattox 2006 · 48 pages · Andrew Santella · Same author
3 Building the New York subway 2007 · 48 pages · Andrew Santella · Same author
4 Jackie Robinson Breaks the Color Line (Cornerstones of Freedom) 2003 · 29 pages · Andrew Santella · Same author
5 Jackie Robinson BreaksLine Cornerstones of Freedom Paperback Andrew Santella · Same author
6 Daniel Boone and the Cumberland Gap 2002 · 48 pages · Andrew Santella · Same author
7 Lakota Sioux 2000 · 48 pages · Andrew Santella · Same author
8 Uniquely Illinois 2003 · 48 pages · Andrew Santella · Same author
9 First Nations of North America 2011 · 432 pages · Christin Ditchfield, Robin Doak, Melissa McDaniel, Andrew Santella, Elizabeth Carol Sonneborn · Same author
10 Illinois Plants and Animals 2007 · 48 pages · Andrew Santella · Same author
11 Signature Lives 2006 · Andrew Santella · Same author
12 The Chisholm Trail 1980 · 30 pages · Andrew Santella · Same author

Frequently asked questions

What should I read after The NAACP?

BookOrb recommends The Chisholm Trail (Cornerstones of Freedom) (1997), Surrender at appomattox (2006), Building the New York subway (2007), Jackie Robinson Breaks the Color Line (Cornerstones of Freedom) (2003), and Jackie Robinson BreaksLine Cornerstones of Freedom Paperback.

Are there books like The NAACP?

Yes. The list on this page is ranked from the closest matches BookOrb has for The NAACP.

Who wrote The NAACP?

The NAACP is by Andrew Santella.