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1) Alaska
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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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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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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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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.
5) Texas
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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.
6) Utah
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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.
7) Illinois
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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.
8) New Mexico
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The arid New Mexico landscape is home to some of the most marvelous landforms in America. The Carlsbad Caverns house one of the largest caves in the country. In southern New Mexico, the white sand dunes draw many visitors. Explore the Enchanted State today!
9) Minnesota
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"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.
10) Hawaii
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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.
11) Maine
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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.
12) Michigan
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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.
13) Vermont
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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.
14) Oklahoma
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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.
15) Florida
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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.
16) Massachusetts
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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.
17) West Virginia
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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.
18) Georgia
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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.
19) New Jersey
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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.
20) Washington
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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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