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America's War of Independence
This history of the American Revolution chronicles the chain of
events in understandable terms. Book is divided into
sections on: Causes of Conflict, The First Shot,
Independence, The Times That Try Men's Souls, and Victory.
Contains a wide variety of illustrations from paintings and
printed materials.
Paperback, 48 pages, Silver Moon Press
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Ezra Jack Keats
The first book that Ezra Jack Keats both wrote and illustrated was
The Snowy Day, which earned him the Caldecott Medal in 1963.
This biography tells of his life from the age of four, when he
was simply a kid who loved
to draw and paint, through his early career as a little-known
artist and finally to his great success.
Hardcover, 81 pages, ages 8-12, Silver Moon Press
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The Feelings Storybook
A storybook that encourages recognition and expression of feelings in
young children. Each one page story is followed by a few questions
that encourage children to explore different aspects of
themselves and their feelings.
A great communication tool for parents and teachers that helps children
build healthy self-esteem.
Paperback, 32 pages, ABC Feelings, Inc.
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Girls Know Best 2
Forty-seven girls, ages 7-15 have written twenty chapters giving
advice on a wide-range of topics including: how to not get
discouraged, owning a pet, earning money, using the internet, etc.
Real-life advice from real girls.
Paperback, 152 pages, ages 7-15, Beyond Words Publishing
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The Robins In Your Backyard
The story of a robin's life from springtime arrival until departing
in the fall. Beautiful full-color illustrations and informative
narrative provides children with a much closer look at this
bird that so frequently lives in their own backyard. Awarded
the Parent Council Seal as outstanding from a learning perspective.
Hardcover, 32 pages, ages 4-8, Birdsong Books
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Welcome To My Dojo, A Kid's Introduction to the Way of Karate
Follow Janet, a ballet school reject, as she enters a dojo (karate school)
for the first time. Through her eyes learn about karate and what is
expected of a beginning student. Recommended reading for every
karateka or potential karateka!
Softcover, 44 pages, ages 4-10, Hedgehog Hill Press
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