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Who HQ

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Non-Fiction Children's Books Biography History Middle Grade

Featured Works

Book cover of Who Was Clara Barton?
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Who Was Clara Barton?

Stephanie Spinner

Who Was . . . ? Series
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Who Was Selena?

Joseph J. M. Qiu

Who Was . . . ? Series
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Who Was Jesus?

Ellen Morgan

Who Was...?
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What Is the Story of Romeo and Juliet?

David Malan

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Who Was Neil Armstrong?

Roberta Edwards

Who Was...?

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Nathan HaleComics, Graphic Novels, Juvenile10 works
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Frequently asked questions

  • What is the Who Was? series?

    The Who Was? series is a collection of biographical books for young readers, focusing on historical figures, artists, scientists, and other notable individuals. Each book provides an accessible overview of the subject's life and achievements.

  • Are there other series by Who HQ?

    Beyond the "Who Was?" series, Who HQ also produces the "What Is?" series, which explores historical events, scientific concepts, and cultural phenomena, and the "Where Is?" series, focusing on significant locations around the world.

  • What age group are Who HQ books for?

    Who HQ books are primarily aimed at middle-grade readers, typically children aged 8-12, making complex historical and biographical information engaging and easy to understand.