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steffen1223

Maryes Heights is such a tragedy. So many charges to get slaughtered.

steffen1223 One of my favorite Civil Books in the campaign series of Osprey publishing 15h
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Chloeeberlein

“Sarah believed that if she asked for something important, it would be worth the effort.“

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Chloeeberlein

Meet Sarah Hale, the determined woman who made Thanksgiving a national holiday. Sarah Gives Thanks by Mike Allegra is an inspiring story of perseverance, passion, and the power of one person‘s voice. Through beautiful illustrations and a heartwarming narrative, this picture book celebrates the legacy of Sarah Hale and her commitment to bringing families together.

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Chloeeberlein
Pickpick

Sarah Gives Thanks is a warm and heartwarming picture book that tells the true story of Sarah Hale, the woman who campaigned for Thanksgiving to become a national holiday. Mike Allegra‘s engaging storytelling brings Sarah‘s dedication and passion to life, showing how her persistence and kindness influenced American history.

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Sagei.9
The White House | Lloyd G. Douglas

“John Adams was the first president to live in the White House. He was the second president of the United States.“

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Sagei.9
The White House | Lloyd G. Douglas

Lloyd G Douglas has written multiple other books about icons of the United States, like the Bald Eagle, the Statue of Liberty, and the Liberty Bell.

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Sagei.9
The White House | Lloyd G. Douglas
Pickpick

A book explaining what the white house is, like who lives there, what the Oval Office is, and White House traditions. It would be good to build civic knowledge in young grades!

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TheBookgeekFrau
November | David Mamet
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Total Read: 6

#BookSpin ✔️
Bingo 2
DNF 0
BookSpinBingo 4
#MountTBR 6

#ReadAway2024

DieAReader 🎉🎉🎉 2d
Andrew65 Well done 👏👏👏 2d
TheBookgeekFrau @Andrew65 Thank you!! 😊 2d
TheAromaofBooks Yay!! Great month!!! 2d
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Sagei.9

“This movement, or migration, of people continued very slowly over thousands of years. New groups moved across from Asia, and earlier arrivals moved farther into the new land. Gradually people spread throughout what are now Canada, the United States, Mexico, Central and South America.“

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Sagei.9

This book features lots of maps to help visualize the journeys taken to the Americas.