Bobbie Rosenfeld : The Olympian Who Could Do Everything

"The inspiring story of this remarkable woman, a woman considered one of Canada’s finest athletes ever, is well told by Anne Dublin.”

"This first-rate biography will supplement women's history studies and collections."

"A wonderful story of an amazing athlete who is unfamiliar to most readers."

"This would be a very useful resource for a social studies unit on Canadian history or Canadian heroes."

"If you're looking for an inspirational role-model, be sure to read about Bobbie!"

"A unique resource for students researching famous Jewish women, Canadian women, or female athletes, Bobbie Rosenfeld: The Olympian Who Could Do Everything will also be enjoyed by intermediate readers looking for an interesting biography or non-fiction book to read for pleasure."

"Dublin tells an engaging and exciting real-life story."

"Easy-to-read format, with lots of photos."

"This readable, informative, and entertaining biography includes plenty of photographs of Rosenfeld and her fellow athletes, a timeline, and suggestions for further reading... It would be worthwhile reading for anyone interested in the history of competitive athletics (including adults), especially for girls who participate in sports themselves."

"This is a fascinating history of Canada in the twentieth century as seen through the life of a true Canadian hero."

"The book is filled with a wealth of archival photos of the era, newspaper clippings covering her successes and anecdotes from people who knew her."