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The amazing Albert Pujols is a repeat MVP winner. Young readers will learn how this hard-working Cardinals first baseman has become one of the game’s most impressive players.

Though he only started playing in the major leagues in 2006, Dustin Pedroia has become one of the Red Sox’s biggest stars. Emerging readers will be excited to learn about this fan favorite.

Jimmy Rollins is one of the most talented and versatile players in the game today. Young fans will enjoy following the career of the famous Phillies’ shortstop in this high-interest book.

Give readers a terrific introduction to record-breaking Ryan Howard, who has played a big part in making the Phillies one of today’s top baseball teams. Ever since being named Rookie of the year in 2005, he has been counted among the game''s truly outstanding players.

At the beginning of his career, people suggested that, as a Canadian, Justin Morneau would have more success if he stuck to hockey. He opted for baseball, though, and went on to become on of today’s best players. Readers will love learning about the choices, challenges, and successes of this MVP.

The famous and tremendously talented Rodriguez has been named MVP multiple times. Young readers will learn about his years playing for the Mariners, Rangers, and Yankees in this high-interest biography.

This iconic statue has greeted ships entering New York''s harbor for more than 125 years. Readers discover where it came from, who designed it, what its made of, and when it was constructed.

Three cheers for the red, white, and blue! Teach the next generation about an important patriotic symbol. This lively book introduces readers to the symbolism of and history behind the American flag. The simple, accessible text makes this perfect for emerging readers. A great non-fiction reader.

This powerful bird of prey is the national bird of the United States, making an appearance on both the Great Seal of the United States and the Seal of the President of the United States. Learn more about this key American symbol, such as the meaning of “bald” in the bird’s name. Gorgeous photographs of these majestic birds are sure to draw in readers.

Every American president since John Adams has lived in the White House. Introduce emerging readers to our president’s home. Vibrant photos show the president at work, as well as the interior and both facades of the building itself. A simple text presents key facts about the White House and its history.

It would surprise many to learn that this symbol of the American Revolution was actually originally from England. Discover fun facts about the bell in this accessible non-fiction reader. The very simple photo glossary, index, and table of contents are a great introduction to key book features.

Introduce emerging readers to our national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Key facts, such as the song’s composer, lyricist, and number of verses, are presented in a straightforward fashion. Images of Francis Scott Key, Fort McHenry, and many singing Americans bring this book to life.

This iconic statue has greeted ships entering New York''s harbor for more than 125 years. It may well be the world''s most recognizable statue. Readers will discover where it came from, who designed it, and more. This book fits perfectly into the Kindergarten social studies curriculum.

Introduce readers to a key patriotic symbol with this invaluable title in English and standard Latin American Spanish. The simple, accessible text explains the symbolism of and history behind the American flag. A great non-fiction reader!

Meet the national bird of the United States. It makes an appearance on both the Great Seal of the United States and the Seal of the President of the United States. Gorgeous photographs of majestic bald eagles are sure to enchant readers. Featuring easy-to-read text in English and standard Latin American Spanish.

Every American president since John Adams has lived in the White House. Vibrant photographs show the president at work, as well as the interior and both facades of the building itself. A simple text in English and standard Latin American Spanish presents key facts about the White House and its history.

It would surprise many to learn that this symbol of the American Revolution was actually originally from England. Discover fun facts about the bell in this accessible non-fiction reader. The very simple photo-glossary, index, and table of contents are a great introduction to key book features. A great resource for bilingual speakers, Spanish speakers learning English, and English speakers learning Spanish.

Introduce emerging readers to “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Key facts about the song are presented in both English and standard Latin American Spanish. Images of Francis Scott Key, Fort McHenry, and a host of singing Americans enliven the informative text.

A good hunter has a deep knowledge of the animals he or she is hunting, as well as a thorough understanding of the land on which those animals live. A smart hunter knows not just what gun or bow to take on a hunt, but also which clothes to wear and what gear to bring along. This guide offers young people an introduction to the time-honored activity of hunting. Readers will learn about the development of sport hunting, hunting techniques, and the role hunters have played in the conservation movement. Other topics discussed include hunting licenses, bag limits, and hunting safety. Shotguns, hunting bows, and rifles are all discussed in detail, as is the ammunition that each uses. A valuable resource!

This iconic statue has greeted ships entering New York''s harbor for more than 125 years. It may well be the world''s most recognizable statue. Readers will discover where it came from, who designed it, and more. This book fits perfectly into the Kindergarten social studies curriculum.

Every American president since John Adams has lived in the White House. Introduce emerging readers to our president''s home. Vibrant photographs show the president at work, as well as the interior and both facades of the building itself. Simple text presents key facts about the White House and its history.

It would surprise many to learn that this symbol of the American Revolution was actually originally from England. Discover fun facts about the bell in this accessible non-fiction reader. The very simple photo-glossary, index, and table of contents are a great introduction to key book features.

Three cheers for the red, white, and blue! Teach the next generation about an important patriotic symbol. This lively book introduces readers to the symbolism of and history behind the American flag. The simple, accessible text makes this perfect for emerging readers. A great non-fiction reader.