To the Edge of the World (20 page)
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BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR YOUNG READERS
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Michele Torrey became fascinated with Magellan when she stumbled upon an encyclopedia article about the drama and perils of his circumnavigation of the globe. An explorer herself, she has traveled to almost thirty countries, including Jamaica, the former Czechoslovakia, Belize, China, and Thailand. She now lives with her husband in Washington state, where she was born. This is her sixth book for young readers.
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