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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. Hardcover and Paperback editions are available.
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The Constitution
(True Books)
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Did you know
our constitution was planned in secret?
Find
out more in this easy-to-read text.
Childrens Press
September 2007
Library Binding:
ISBN: 0-531-12629-3
Paperback: ISBN: 0-531-14779-7
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Did you know
that Congress was once so poor they couldn't pay ransoms when pirates attacked our ships?
Childrens Press
September 2007
Library Binding:
ISBN: 0-531-12628-5
Paperback: ISBN: 0-531-14778-9
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The Supreme Court
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Books)
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Did you know
the first Supreme Court judges were required to travel to each state to hear cases?
Find out more in this easy-to-read text.
Childrens Press
September 2007
Library Binding:
ISBN: 0-531-12636-6
Paperback: ISBN: 0-531-14786-X
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The Bill of Rights
(True Books)
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Want to know about The Bill of Rights?
Find out more in this easy-to-read text.
Childrens Press
September 2007
Library Binding:
ISBN: 0-531-12627-7
Paperback: ISBN: 0-531-14777-0
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The Presidency
(True
Books)
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Did you know
that George Washington didn't want the job as first President?
Find out more in this easy-to-read text.
Childrens Press
September 2007
Library Binding:
ISBN: 0-531-12634-X
Paperback: ISBN: 0-531-14784-9
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Explorers of North America
(True Books)
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Did you know
that America was not discovered by Columbus?
Find out more in this easy-to-read text.
Childrens Press
September 2007
Library Binding:
ISBN: 0-531-12632-2 Paperback: ISBN: 0-531-14782-7
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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
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