Books from Children's Press
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Zoe McCully: Park Ranger
By Jennifer BryantDescribes the life of a park ranger who is also a busy mother.
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Anne Abrams: Engineering Drafter
By Jennifer BryantAnne Abrams: Engineering Drafter
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Jane Sayler: Veterinarian
By Jennifer BryantPortrays the everyday life of a hard-working veterinarian who is also a busy mother raising a family.
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Daniel Boone: Man of the Forests
By Carol GreeneA biography of explorer and pioneer Daniel Boone.
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A Confederate Girl: The Diary of Carrie Berry, 1864
By Anne M. Todd, Christy SteeleA Confederate Girl: The Diary of Carrie Berry, 1864
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Extraordinary Black Americans from Colonial to Contemporary Times
By Susan AltmanPresents short biographies of ninety-five black Americans from colonial to contemporary times, highlighting their personal achievements and their resulting contributions to the growth of American society.
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The Chippewa
By Alice OsinskiCanoes made of birch were light but tough . The frame was made of white cedar . Then it was covered with strips of birchbark and sewn together with special spruce tree roots that Sewing tree bark to the canoe frame ( top ).
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New True Books: Argentina
By Karen JacobsenThere are many rivers . In springtime , the rivers swell with rain and flood the swampy lowlands . Argentina's many rivers flow through grasslands and forests . Summer , which lasts from November to April in Argentina. The North.
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Mexico
By Karen JacobsenMexico
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China
By Karen JacobsenAn introduction to the history, geography, economy, people, and culture of China, the third largest country in the world.
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Zoos
By Karen JacobsenAn introduction to zoos and the animals that live in them, including the elephant, rhinoceros, giraffe, antelope, lion, and giant panda.
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New True Books: Chile
By Karen JacobsenDescribes the geography, history, people, and culture of Chile.
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Chile: A New True Book
By Karen JacobsenDescribes the geography, history, people, and culture of Chile.
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New True Books: Bolivia
By Karen JacobsenExplores the geography, history, and people of Bolivia.
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The Soviet Union
By Karen JacobsenThe Soviet Union
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The Netherlands
By Karen JacobsenAn introduction to a country with half its land at or below sea level, whose name literally means lowlands.
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Argentina
By Karen JacobsenDescribes the geography, history, people, and culture of Argentina.
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South Africa
By Karen JacobsenKaren Jacobsen. A New True Book SOUTH AFRICA By Karen Jacobsen ak ES Flag of South Africa P CHILDRENS PRESS R CHICAGO This One UYPX - ZT6-7DG4 TABLE OF CONTENTS The Land ... 5 The Provinces ...
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Kenya
By Karen JacobsenKaren Jacobsen. The Masai keep large herds of cattle and goats . They are nomads . They move from place to place to find grass for their animals . Trading ships from Arabia have sailed south to the coast of Kenya for more than a ...
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The Commonwealth of Independent States
By Karen JacobsenKaren Jacobsen. The Metekhi Church in Tbilisi , Georgia , was built in the fifth century . are Christians . The capital of Georgia is Tbilisi . In 1992 , just after Georgia became independent , its president was forced out of office .