An easy-to-read introduction to Abraham Lincoln for young history buffs.

This biography allows young readers to see Abraham Lincoln not only as one of the most influential presidents in American history, but also as a youngster with hopes and dreams. They'll discover that young Abe so loved to read that he walked miles to borrow a book; that he lost his mother at the age of nine and bonded with his stepmother; and that he vowed never to forget the slave auction he saw when he was a teenager.

All schoolchildren learn that Lincoln went on to become a celebrated part of history, but here they'll discover the human side of the president as child, young adult, statesman, and father. Ages 5 to 8....

This little book is perfect for the early reader or for parents to read to a young child. Here, in about 200 words, is an intorduction to the character of Mary, her visitation by the angel Gabriel, her betrothal to Joseph, the long journey to Bethlehem, and the miraculous night of Jesus' birth and the arrival of the three wise men....

This little story especially written for toddlers, explains in simple words why--and when--we celebrate Easter.Deliteful illustrations by Meredith Johnson follow three young children and their dog as they prepare for Easter....

An easy-to-read introduction to George Washington for young history buffs.

This biography allows young readers to see George Washington not only as the first president of the United States, but also as a youngster with hopes and dreams. They'll discover that young George dreamed of becoming a military officer like his half-brother Lawrence; that he rode a ferry to his little schoolhouse; and that he was always polite.

All schoolchildren learn about Washington's important role in American history, but here they'll discover the human side of the first president as child, young adult, war hero, and statesman. Ages 5 to 8....

This little board book for children uses only 200 words that convey the story of the Declaration of Independence, the Revoluntionary War, and the freedom that was the result. It tells why we celebrate July 4th as America's Birthday....

This title is intended for ages 2 to 5 years. Following the success of "On Easter Sunday", Patricia Pingry lends her talents to this simple, sweet story of the true meaning of Christmas. She begins with a description of the many holiday activities that keep us busy. She then takes us through a short retelling of the story of Jesus' birth and brings us full circle with the meaning behind some of our holiday traditions. Colourful illustrations accompany this small board book written just for young ones....