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Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, Biltmore House boasts the title of Americas largest private residence. Built more than 100 years ago by George Washington Vanderbilt, Biltmore…
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A dog walker must love dogs. Dog walkers work in all kinds of weather, including rain and hot temperatures. Learn more about the job and the skills required in Dog…
Did you know that firefighter tools include long ladders? Firefighters use ladders to reach people in high places. Find out more in Firefighters, a People Who Keep Us Safe book.
Did you know that police officers watch over communities? Police officers sometimes ride horses when patrolling crowds. Find out more in Police, a People Who Keep Us Safe book.
Did you know that paramedics take care of people on the way to a hospital? Paramedics record what is wrong with people to help doctors treat them. Find out more…
Did you know that transportation security officers make sure bags are safe to take on airplanes? They use x-ray machines to look inside bags without opening them. Find out more…
Igneous rocks are formed from rocks that have melted in temperatures of up to 2,400 Fahrenheit (1,315 Celsius). Pumice, an igneous rock, can float because of how light and porous…
The United States has approximately 272 million tons (247 million tonnes) of coal in its reserves. About 93 percent of the coal mined in the United States each year is…
Forestry provides many different types of jobs. The industry employs more than 1 million Americans. Explore one of the key industries in the United States in Forestry, one of the…
Did you know that more than 40 billion glass food and drink containers are made in the United States each year? Learn how people can use glass wisely in Reduce…
Did you know that more than 100 million metal cans are used every day in the United States? Learn how people can use metal wisely in Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle…
The People Who Keep Us Safe series introduces young readers to important figures who work hard to keep their communities safe. Easy-to-read text based on sight words is accompanied by…
Founding Fathers features some of the most important statesmen in America’s history. Focusing on the life and times of each remarkable American, this biography series offers an in-depth look at…
Did you know that Thomas Edison was an important inventor? He helped develop the electric light bulb, which brought electricity to the world. Discover more in Thomas Edison, a title…
Once thought to be extinct in the wild, the southern white rhino is now classified as near threatened and lives mostly on protected reserves. Over 100 years of conservation efforts…
Rocks and minerals are natural resources found in Earth. They are used as fuel, for building, and to make items sush as smartphones. Some minerals, including gold and silver, are…
What is a pullet? How many eggs can a hen lay in a year? Young readers will discover these facts and more in Chickens, an Exploring Life Cycles book.
What is spawning? What do salmon eggs look like? Young readers will discover these facts and more in Salmon, an Exploring Life Cycles book.
Did you know that cellos are some of the biggest string instruments? Most cellos have four strings. Discover more intriguing facts in Cellos, a Musical Instruments book.
Did you know that people use their fingers to play the flute? A flute makes a sound when people cover its tone holes with their fingers. Discover more intriguing facts…
Did you know that ukuleles can be different shapes? A pineapple ukulele is the same shape as a pineapple. Discover more intriguing facts in Ukuleles, a Musical Instruments book.
Did you know that most saxophones are made of brass? Brass is a type of metal. Discover more intriguing facts in Saxophones, a Musical Instruments book.
The Holidays around the World series has been developed for children ages 5 to 7. Each title explores the history, traditions, and features of a holiday celebrated around the world…
Samuel de Champlain played a major role in founding the colony of New France. Rene-Robert Cavelier claimed the land in the Mississippi River basin for France. Learn more about explorers…
Did you know that keyboards look like pianos? Keyboards can sound like pianos or many other kinds of instruments. Discover more intriguing facts in Keyboards, a Musical Instruments book.
An overview of Boston, touching on the city’s geography, history, economy, and the people who live there. –Provided by publisher.
Did you know that bagpipes are wind instruments? Pipers blow air into them through a pipe. Discover more intriguing facts in Bagpipes, a Musical Instruments
Did you know that Rosa Parks was a civil rights activist? She fought to change unfair laws. Discover more in Rosa Parks, a title in the Historical Figures series.
An introduction to the life cycle of the Koala.
Did you know that tubas are heavy instruments? Most tuba players sit down to play. Discover more intriguing facts in Tubas, a Musical Instruments book.
Did you know that a clarinet looks like a long tube? A clarinet’s body has holes covered by pads. Discover more intriguing facts in Clarinets, a Musical Instruments book.
