Exploring the States
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Wisconsin
by Amy Rechner
Part of the Exploring the States series
Take a trip to the Great Lakes state of Wisconsin! Known as America's Dairyland, this state makes more cheese than any other. Kids will read all about the Badger State's landscapes, including the North Woods, the Wisconsin Dells, and more. This title also explores state history, recreational activities, and festivals.
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Idaho
by Patrick Perish
Part of the Exploring the States series
In addition to its abundant production of potatoes, minerals, and water, the land of Idaho also boasts a few natural extremes. Among the varied landscapes you'll find one of the world's deepest canyons, highest waterfalls, and most beautiful lakes. Explore the rugged mountain state of Idaho in this title for young learners.
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South Dakota
by Patrick Perish
Part of the Exploring the States series
From the Great Plains to the Black Hills, South Dakota is a state of varied landscapes. It is known for its natural and human-made landmarks, such as the Badlands and Mount Rushmore. Kids will read about South Dakota's history from the 1875 gold rush to the Massacre of Wounded Knee. The book also explores South Dakota food, festivals, and industries.
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Vermont
by Emily Schnobrich
Part of the Exploring the States series
Vermont is known for its low rolling mountains and spectacular autumn foliage. Another hallmark of this New England landscape is the sugar maple. Vermont is the leading producer of maple syrup in the United States. This book explores the wild beauty of the Green Mountain State, as well as its history, industries, and culture.
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Montana
by Emily Rose Oachs
Part of the Exploring the States series
Montana is a wilderness of expansive plains and rugged mountains. This is the land of the grizzly and the buffalo, known as Big Sky Country for its wide-open skyline obstructed only by the mighty Rockies. Students will be enthralled with Montana's rich wildlife and landscapes. This title also covers local foods, major industries, history, and more.
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Washington, D.C.
by Blake Hoena
Part of the Exploring the States series
As the capital of the United States, Washington D.C. is a well-known hub of politics, history, and culture. Monuments throughout the city honor the nation's great heroes and events. Landmarks of education abound in the capital, including the Library of Congress and the Smithsonian Institution. Discover the city on the Potomac and its fascinating inhabitants in this title.
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Washington
by Kristin Schuetz
Part of the Exploring the States series
In 1980, Washington's Mount St. Helens blew its top in the worst volcanic explosion in U.S. history! Besides deadly volcanoes, Washington is home to such iconic places as the Grand Coulee Dam and Seattle's Space Needle. Students will love exploring the Evergreen State's landscapes and history in this exciting title.
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Rhode Island
by Amy Rechner
Part of the Exploring the States series
The smallest state in the union has a lot to offer! With over 400 miles of coast and many islands, bays, and inlets, the Ocean State is the place to be. Kids will enjoy learning about Rhode Island's history from early colonial days to its present status as an important New England state.
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Delaware
by Emily Schnobrich
Part of the Exploring the States series
On December 7, 1787, Delaware became the first state to ratify the United States Constitution, thus earning it the nickname, "The First State." Despite its modest size, Delaware is now home to many of the nation's largest companies. See all that this storied state has to offer in this title for young learners.
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New Jersey
by Hannah Rogal
Part of the Exploring the States series
New Jersey is a small but bustling industrial state. Along the boardwalks of its coastal cities, visitors and natives enjoy shops, restaurants, and the view of the ocean. In the south, a series of marshes and forests called The Pine Barrens dominates the land. In this book, students will learn all about New Jersey's landscapes, as well as its wildlife, festivals, and more.
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Minnesota
by Amy Rechner
Part of the Exploring the States series
"The Land of 10,000 Lakes" is a modest nickname for Minnesota, where closer to 12,000 lakes dot the land. The lakes play a major role in the recreational activities of the state. What is more, Lake Itasca in the north is famous for being the source of the mighty Mississippi! Explore Minnesota in this book for young learners.
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New Hampshire
by Emily Schnobrich
Part of the Exploring the States series
From the White Mountains to the river valley forests, New Hampshire is a state of natural beauty. Five New England rivers begin in this small state, earning it the nickname, "Mother of Rivers." Young readers will learn all about New Hampshire's geography, wildlife, culture, and more in this new title.
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Nevada
by Blake Hoena
Part of the Exploring the States series
Nevada is a state of contrasts, with its sparsely populated landscapes and lively cities. Thousands of fortune-seekers first came to Nevada after the discovery of the Comstock Lode, a large silver deposit. Come learn the history of this mountain state and its wild landscapes. This book also covers festivals, local foods, wildlife, and more.
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Utah
by Blake Hoena
Part of the Exploring the States series
Utah is a land of tall mountains and arid deserts. In 1869, the final spike of the transcontinental railroad was driven in Utah, connecting the east and west. Come learn all about the Beehive State in this title. Students will explore the history, geography, and industries of the state.
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Oregon
by Emily Rose Oachs
Part of the Exploring the States series
From the Cascade Mountains to the beachfront of the Pacific Ocean, Oregon is a land of rugged beauty. Its crown jewel, Crater Lake, is the deepest lake in the United States and one of the deepest lakes in the world. This exploration of the Beaver State will cover history, industries, local culture, and more.
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Kansas
by Blake Hoena
Part of the Exploring the States series
Glance at a map, and it's easy to notice the central location of Kansas. In fact, a stone shaft in a pasture in north-central Kansas marks the geographic center of the contiguous United States. For this reason, the state has been referred to as "Midway, U.S.A." See what else Kansas is known for in this fun and informative title.
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Oklahoma
by Blake Hoena
Part of the Exploring the States series
The western state of Oklahoma is a beautiful land of hills, mountains, and wide-open plains. Students will learn about the Indian Removal Act, which forced many Native American tribes out of their homes in the east and to the lands of Oklahoma. They'll also discover the Land Race that earned Oklahomans the nickname of "Sooners." The book also features geography, festivals, and local foods.
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Puerto Rico
by Lisa Owings
Part of the Exploring the States series
The island of Puerto Rico exhibits its Spanish and Afro-Caribbean influences in many aspects of daily life. Its relationship with the United States is also apparent. Puerto Ricans speak English, drive on freeways, shop at U.S. chains, and purchase goods with the U.S. dollar. Explore the diverse lands, people, and cultures of the commonwealth in this informative title for growing readers.
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California
by Emily Schnobrich
Part of the Exploring the States series
California seems to have it all. It leads the nation in multiple industries, including agriculture, manufacturing, entertainment, and technology. Mountains, valleys, beaches, and deserts can all be found within its borders, along with some of the nation's largest cities. Discover the beauty and possibility of the Golden State in this informative title for young readers.
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Pennsylvania
by Amy Rechner
Part of the Exploring the States series
As a pivotal player in America's early years, Pennsylvania lives up to its nickname, "The Keystone State." It was in Philadelphia that the Declaration of Independence was signed and the Constitution was framed. Come explore the rich history of this state, as well as its industries, geography, and festivals.
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Alabama
by Lisa Owings
Part of the Exploring the States series
Decades ago, Alabama witnessed the beginnings of the civil rights movement. Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man on a Montgomery city bus. Her activism led to a boycott organized by Martin Luther King, Jr. Today, Alabama boasts more than a rich history. Explore the varied landmarks, lively festivals, and soul food of The Heart of Dixie in this fact-filled title.
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Nebraska
by Patrick Perish
Part of the Exploring the States series
Nebraska is an agricultural kingdom. Its farms and fields blanket the prairies and plains. Discover how the early sodbusters thrived in an almost treeless landscape to create the Cornhusker State we know today. Students will also learn about native wildlife, local festivals, and more.
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Colorado
by Emily Schnobrich
Part of the Exploring the States series
Rising from the center of the state, the Rocky Mountains can take credit for Colorado's reputation as a hub for outdoor adventure. Skiers flock to resorts near snow-capped peaks, and white-water rafters brave the rapids that run through valleys. Find out what else goes on in the scenic western state in this introductory title.
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Florida
by Emily Rose Oachs
Part of the Exploring the States series
It's no surprise that Florida is one of the fastest-growing states in the nation. Its sandy beaches and amusement parks attract millions of tourists each year, and the warm, relaxed lifestyle draws retired folks from across the country. Breeze through the land of sunshine and citrus fruits in this informative state profile.
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Iowa
by Pat Ryan
Part of the Exploring the States series
More than ninety percent of Iowa's land is dedicated to agriculture. Farmers grow more corn here than in any other state, about a fifth of the nation's crop. Iowans are proud of their state's rolling hills, fertile soil, and varied climate. See what else this Midwestern state has to offer in this fact-filled book for young learners.
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Connecticut
by Emily Rose Oachs
Part of the Exploring the States series
Some historians believe that Connecticut's constitution, adopted in 1639, later influenced the Constitution of the United States. This earned Connecticut the prestigious official nickname of "The Constitution State." Journey through the past and present of a charming New England state in this fact-filled book.
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Michigan
by Amy Rechner
Part of the Exploring the States series
Michigan is divided into the Upper and Lower Peninsula. The five-mile Mackinac Bridge connects the two landmasses. Each region fosters different economic activities and ways of life. See how the residents of Michigan work, play, and celebrate their state in this carefully leveled reader.
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Indiana
by Pat Ryan
Part of the Exploring the States series
Indiana proudly calls itself the "Crossroads of America" and "Main Street of the Midwest." Both historically and in modern times, the state's central location has served the travel of people and goods by road, rail, and water. Move through Indiana's history, wildlife, landmarks, and more in this introductory title.
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South Carolina
by Kristin Schuetz
Part of the Exploring the States series
As one of the original thirteen colonies and one of the most important states in the American Revolution, South Carolina is rich with history. It was even the battle of Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor that ignited the Civil War in 1861. Students will learn all about the Palmetto State, including its geography, industries, and festivals.
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North Carolina
by Davy Sweazey
Part of the Exploring the States series
The seaside state of North Carolina is a beautiful land of beaches, wetlands, and low mountains. It was near Kitty Hawk that the Wright brothers made their historic first flight. Young readers will love exploring the Tar Heel state in this exciting new title.
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Tennessee
by Amy Rechner
Part of the Exploring the States series
From Memphis to Nashville to the Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee is a musical mecca! Country, bluegrass, blues, and rock and roll all went through important developments here. Young readers will enjoy learning about Tennessee's rich heritage and beautiful landscapes. This book also explores Tennessee industries, foods, festivals, and more.
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Maine
by Patrick Perish
Part of the Exploring the States series
Maine owes its idyllic coastline to Ice Age glaciers. They carved the cliffs, bays, and inlets that punctuate Maine's rugged shores. Meanwhile, the state's interior is covered in vast forests of pine, spruce, and maple. This book introduces students to the land, history, and lifestyle of the largest New England state.
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Texas
by Kristin Schuetz
Part of the Exploring the States series
Texas is one big state. Known for its wide-open ranchlands, Texas is also home to forests, bayous, deserts, and mountains. From the Alamo to the oil industry, students will explore the Lonestar State's rich heritage. This book also features traditional foods, festivals, and recreational activities of Texans.
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Arizona
by Pat Ryan
Part of the Exploring the States series
Northwest Arizona is home to one of the most breathtaking natural wonders in the country. The Grand Canyon was formed over millions of years as the Colorado River carved through layers of rock, painting the canyon in shades of red, green, and gray. Open this book for an introduction to the geography, cities, and daily life in the Grand Canyon State.
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Arkansas
by Emily Rose Oachs
Part of the Exploring the States series
Arkansas is full of hidden gems-literally! Beautiful rocks and minerals surface at Crater of Diamonds State Park, a diamond mine open to the public. But there's much more to discover in this southern state. With the Ozarks, hot springs, and the Little Rock Nine, Arkansas shines from east to west.
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Louisiana
by Lisa Owings
Part of the Exploring the States series
In the southern state of Louisiana, New Orleans takes the spotlight. This boisterous city is steeped in French, Spanish, and African influence. It is here that the world-famous Mardi Gras celebration takes place, drawing more than a million people to the streets. Read about the history, land, and lifestyle across Louisiana in this colorful book for young learners.
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Virginia
by Lisa Owings
Part of the Exploring the States series
Virginia has a long and rich history, from the English colony of Jamestown to the battlefields of the Civil War. It is also home to such diverse environments as the Chesapeake Bay and the Appalachian Mountains. Young readers will discover all the Old Dominion State has to offer in this new title, including spreads on wildlife, festivals, and foods.
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Alaska
by Emily Rose Oachs
Part of the Exploring the States series
When we think of Alaska, we often think of snow. The state is home to Glacier Bay, the Juneau Ice Field, skijoring, and the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. In this book, discover how the chilled landscapes, abundant wildlife, and native traditions influence life in our nation's northernmost state.
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Georgia
by Lisa Owings
Part of the Exploring the States series
Historically, farming has played a major role in Georgia's economy. The state is known best for its crops of cotton, peanuts, and peaches. Today Georgia is an economic leader in the South, with Atlanta acting as a center for trade and finance. See how life in Georgia varies from city to countryside in this introductory book for young learners.
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Kentucky
by Patrick Perish
Part of the Exploring the States series
As a border state between the North and South, Kentucky's allegiances have long been divided. During the Civil War it remained part of the Union, but many citizens still fought for the South. Discover how Kentucky's historical ties to both regions have influenced the state today in this interesting title.
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Wyoming
by Davy Sweazey
Part of the Exploring the States series
In Wyoming, the wide-open plains meet the Rocky Mountains. Even though it has the smallest population of any state, Wyoming is home to such iconic landmarks as Devil's Tower and Old Faithful. From women's suffrage to rodeos, kids will learn all about this unique state.
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Illinois
by Amy Rechner
Part of the Exploring the States series
Illinois is called "The Prairie State" for the vast plains that dominate its landscape. In contrast, its northeast corner is occupied by Chicago, the state's most populous city and an international center of transportation and commerce. This leveled reader will introduce students to the history, lifestyles, and landmarks across rural and urban Illinois.
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West Virginia
by Lisa Owings
Part of the Exploring the States series
West Virginia lives up to its motto, "Mountaineers are always free." It became an independent state when it seceded from Virginia. Today, its beautiful streams and thick forests enthrall visitors. This book introduces readers to the history of this Appalachian state, its industries, and culture.
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North Dakota
by Blake Hoena
Part of the Exploring the States series
The Great Plains stretch across the length of North Dakota. These vast expanses were once filled with millions of buffalo. Today the North Dakota plains are an important agricultural site, producing large amounts of corn, wheat, and other grains. Students will learn all about the state's natural features, such as the badlands and the Missouri River. This book also explores history, festivals, and local culture.
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Missouri
by Emily Rose Oachs
Part of the Exploring the States series
Until 1845, Missouri was the westernmost state and a starting point for pioneers heading farther west. The Gateway Arch in St. Louis pays tribute to this role as "The Gateway to the West." Learn about Missouri's role in the nation today in this state profile for young readers.
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Massachusetts
by Amy Rechner
Part of the Exploring the States series
Massachusetts has played host to many landmarks in our nation's history. In 1620, the Pilgrims settled New Plymouth along the southeast coast. A year later, they shared the first Thanksgiving with Native Americans. In the next century, the state saw the beginnings of the American Revolution. Get to know Massachusetts in this informative state profile for young learners.
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Hawaii
by Emily Rose Oachs
Part of the Exploring the States series
The islands of Hawaii differ greatly from the other 49 states. Formed by volcanic activity in the North Pacific, they burst with rain forests, waterfalls, and beaches. In this colorful title, students will discover the natural beauty and unique traditions of a state far removed from the mainland.
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Mississippi
by Blake Hoena
Part of the Exploring the States series
Mississippi is named for the great river that forms its western border and sustains the state in many ways. Its floodplain is covered in thick, fertile soil that supports the growth of crops. The river also facilitates trade with other states. Read about the history, economy, and daily life of a Deep South state in this informative title.