Description
Easy reading chapter book about this legendary musician. “A product of the rough New Orleans neighborhood known as Storyville young Louis Armstrong may never have become a musician had it not been for a stint in reform school. But it was his passion and genius that made Armstrong into a an American jazz legend. Illustrations.” (supplier) Ages 8-11 years 112 pages

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