Our Amazing States

Why is Texas called the Lone Star State? Why is the Longhorn the state animal? Your curious readers will find out the story behind both of these questions and more from this colorful, compelling book.

Colorado is home of the world's first rodeo. Its mile-high city, Denver, has the largest city park system in the nation. It's truly a state of interesting and beautiful details. This book introduces kids to the many wonders the Centennial state has to offer, from cosmopolitan cities to wild mountain peaks.

From this fascinating book, readers will learn why Ohio is truly a unique place. Ohio's intriguing Native American past and natural beauty are richly explored.

Your students will learn all about the Peach State from this engaging book. From its history to its landmarks, readers get to take a journey through one of the south's grandest states.

Palm trees, balmy breezes, and sandy beaches are some of the first things that pop to mind when one thinks of Florida. Readers will find out how many nations claimed Florida as their own throughout the state's history. They will also learn about the Everglades, the American alligator, and other unique sites and symbols of Florida.

Originally called the "Empire State" due to its vast wealth and resources, New York has more than lived up to its name. Readers will learn about New York's history and how it became a state. They will also take a closer look at the Empire State Building, and many other symbols and key features of the state.

California has a rich history, which includes the Mission period and the Gold Rush. Readers will also learn about California's natural and human-made wonders, such as the Sierra Nevada mountain range and the Golden Gate Bridge.