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Texas:
Facts and Symbols (The States and Their Symbols) by Emily McAuliffeThis book is geared toward readers aged 4-8 and is part of the "States and Their Symbols" series.. |
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Texas
(From Sea to Shining Sea) by Dennis Brindell FradinAn overview of the great state of Texas, where "Friendship" is the state motto, introducing its history, geography, industries, sites of interest, and its famous people for young readers from around 4 to 8 years old. Available in hardcover and paperback. |
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(America the Beautiful) by Ann Heinrichs An introduction to this beautiful state of Texas. This book, geared to readers from about 8 or 9 years old, introduces the geography, history, government, economy, the culture and some well-known people of Texas, the Lone Star State. |
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(Portrait of America) by Kathleen Thompson This book covers state history, the economy and culture of Texas with lots of statistics and maps. For readers from around 9 to 12 years old. Available in hardcover and paperback. |
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Texas: The Lone Star State (World Almanac Library of the States)
by Rachel Barenblat, Jean CravenThe largest of the contiguous United States, Texas sometimes seems like a nation unto itself. From the rolling hills in the east to the high plains of the west, the variety of Texas terrain is matched only by the diversity of its population. Texans come from many cultures but share a celebration of the fabled Texas spirit. Cowboys, artists, politicians, and performers all agree: Dont Mess With Texas. This book is geared toward readers aged 9-12. |
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Texas
Almanac 2002-2003: 2000 Census DataThe Texas Almanac, published by the Dallas Morning News, is the ultimate resource for anyone interested in staying up-to-date on the state of the Lone Star State. From travelers to trivia buffs, from teachers to genealogists, from students to business people, the Texas Almanac has been used by all kinds of people since 1857. |
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Texas
Almanac 2000-2001: Millennium EditionIn it's 60th edition, this book is a must-have for those who want to have all the facts about Texas. The Texas Almanac became a cherished tradition before the Civil War and continues to be a must-have in the libraries of Texans more than a century later. Published by the Dallas Morning News. |
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| The United States of America | |||
The
Scrambled States of America by Laurie KellerSorry we didn't run across this incredibly cool visit with the states sooner. This wacky and fun, fun, fun geographical adventure all begins with a grumpy Kansas. Add a 50 state party with dancing and.... We can't stop smiling. For readers 4 to 8 years old.... and the rest of us. REMINDER: If there are young children in your life, don't make the mistake of only purchasing one copy. |
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The
United States of America: A State by State Guide by Millie Miller,
Cyndi NelsonA guide to each state's official state flower, bird and insect plus info on famous people, inventions and even endangered species. For readers from around 9 to 12 years old. |
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State
Names, Seals, Flags and Symbols by Benjamin F. Shearer, Barbara S.
Shearer.This is the most comprehensive book we could find about the official state names and nicknames, mottoes, seals, flags, capitols, flowers, trees, birds, songs, and other designations of each state. This book pays special attention to the seals, flags, capitols, flowers, trees, birds and songs of each state. Legal Holidays are included along with license plates, postage stamps fairs and festivals. A reference book. |
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How
Proudly They Wave: Flags of the 50 States by Rita D. HabanThe design, history and significance of all fifty state flags are covered in this book. For readers 9 to 12 years old. |
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Sacramento (And All Those Other State Capitals You Don't Know) by Will
Cleveland, Mark Alvarez, Tate NationA great introduction to the state capitals of the United States, including lots of interesting facts about geography, history, people and landmarks of the United States. For readers from around 9 to 12 years old, but fun and informative for all ages. |
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The
World Almanac of the U.S.A. by Allan Carpenter and Carl ProvorseThis book is chock full of statistical data, historical information and items of interest for all 50 states. Essential facts about the U.S.A. In depth profiles of all fifty states. State rankings in 100 categories. We can recommend this book as an excellent resource. |
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| The World | |||
Times
Atlas of the World : Comprehensive EditionThe "Times Atlas of the World" is certainly the most comprehensive single volume world atlas available. If you want accuracy and detail, purchase this book... over thirty years in the making. This Atlas is remarkable in its reliability with an index listing over 200,000 place names; more by far than any of its competitors. |
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National
Geographic Atlas of the WorldWhen opened, you'll be viewing three square feet of maps and information. This beautiful atlas, first published over 35 years ago is in its seventh edition and has a personal feel that brings life to the 191 countries of the world. Over 3,500 place names in the index and state of the art maps make this wonderful atlas... wonderful! |
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