Christine Taylor-Butler
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Helping children explore the world at an early age helps prepare them for future challenges. These books are written for K-3 reading levels. Available in hardcover and paperback editions.

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Missouri
Rookie Read-about Geography
 
Do you know why Missouri is called the "Show-Me" State? Or that it has more caves than any other state?

Childrens Press
September 2005

Library binding:
ISBN: 0-516-25258-5 

Paperback $5.95:
ISBN: 0-516-25193-7
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Hardcover library binding

Missouri River
Rookie Read-about Geography
 
Did you know that the Missouri River is the longest river in the United States?

Childrens Press
February 2006

Library Binding
ISBN: 0-516-25037-X

Paperback $5.95:
ISBN: 0-516-29796-1

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Hardcover library binding

Ohio
Rookie Read-about Geography
 
Did you know that Ohio was once covered by ice?

Childrens Press
March 2007

Library binding:
ISBN: 0-531-12573-4

Paperback $5.95:
ISBN: 0-531-16816-6

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Hardcover library binding

Kansas
Rookie Read-about Geography
 
Do you know why Kansas is called the "Sunflower State"? Or that Kansas was once covered by a sea?

Childrens Press
February 2006

LIbrary Binding:
ISBN: 0-516-24966-5

Paperback $5.95:
ISBN: 0-516-26454-0

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Hardcover library binding

Hawaii
Rookie Read-about Geography
 
Did you know that the Hawaiian islands are the tops of volcanoes?

Childrens Press
March 2007

Library Binding:
ISBN: 0-531-12571-8

Paperback $5.95:
ISBN: 0-531-16812-3

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Hardcover library binding

Vemont
Rookie Read-about Geography
 
Did you know that Vermont means "Green Mountain"?

Childrens Press
March 2007

Library Binding
ISBN: 0-531-12593-9

Paperback $5.95:
ISBN: 0-531-16819-0

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Hardcover library binding

Writing for children is a joyful endeavor.
It takes heart, passion, and one endearing story that yearns to be told. As with all things, commit to putting your own ideas on paper. A story left untold will never blossom or touch the heart of a reader.

Now start writing. Thinking about it is not the same as doing it!

copyright 2004 by Christine Taylor-Butler