Simple phrases and sentences present one symbol per book. These books offer librarians and teachers an option for patriotic books that are easy-to-read.

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With the 2012 Presidential Election right around the corner and Washington, D.C. in the news every day, this is a timely series. These books introduce key information about the U.S. Government from the system of checks and balances to running for office to what the President actually does. Engaging and informative text holds your students’ interest while they learn.

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In the aftermath of 2007’s crushing recession, young people everywhere are feeling the effects of economic forces. This informative and timely series answers their questions while encouraging them to invest wisely in their own economic futures. With topics ranging from credit, debt, fiat money, and the stock market to labor unions, command economies, and inflation, the Economy in Action! series arms readers with the tips and tools they need for fiscal fitness. By examining the mechanisms that drive our family and global economies, students will be ready to take part in the Economy in Action!

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Upper elementary and early middle school students looking for a comprehensive treatment of the major ancient civilizations in world history will find this series a valuable resource. These 48-page books help students uncover the key historical and cultural elements of 10 major ancient empires that influenced the world. The 10 titles in the series specifically cover the following areas in each civilization: history, politics, religion, arts, exploration, leisure activities and other topics important to the specific civilization. Civilizations in the series include: Ancient Athens, Sparta, China, Babylon, Egypt, India, Byzantine, Assyria, Celts, and Aztecs.

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How do you get your truly Reluctant Readers into HISTORY? Graphic nonfiction books! These titles make learning about history - and reading - not boring. Through gorgeous full-color artwork and simple text, these books are great "stepping stones" for those kids to get into nonfiction!

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Great Warriors offers an exciting, fact-filled look at some of the most famous warriors in history. Each book begins with a thrilling moment in the warrior group’s history, then takes the reader through the warrior’s origins, tools and techniques, and lifestyles. Along the way, readers learn about major figures and important battles and missions. Clear, compelling text and vivid photograph will engage readers in these dramatic narratives. Each book includes prompts and activities that directly engage students in developing the reading, writing, and critical thinking skills required by the Common Core State Standards.

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This series looks at the various aspects of Hispanic American History. From their dealings with Spanish conquistadors in Ancient America to their immigration to various parts of the United States, nearly every aspect of their past is covered – the wars, revolutions, fight for civil rights, and important leaders. These titles are ideal for your Latin American students to learn more about their historic past.

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Did witches really cast spells in Salem? Was a curse placed on King Tut's Tomb in ancient Egypt? Did voodoo queens really live in New Orleans? Children are about to discover the answers in the dark histories surrounding these mysterious and genuinely spooky places. Through dramatic stories, photographs, and vivid illustrations, HorrorScapes brings to life some of the most exciting—and shocking—people and events from the past. Whether visiting the ghostly island of Alcatraz or entering the bloody world of the Romanian prince Vlad Dracula, children won't be able to put down these spine-tinglers!

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Specifically designed for grades 3 to 7, this series explains the story of the U.S. Constitution – detailing the highest law in the land from concept to modern interpretation and application. The text of the Constitution and its amendments are included, with clear explanations on how they have been applied through history. Matched specifically to curriculum standards, this an ideal set to supplement classroom learning or book reports.

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This informative series explores the cultures of various Native American groups. Engaging text covers each group’s past and present, including descriptions of their traditional way of life, complex relationships with other tribes and European settlers, and history through modern times. Each book presents first-person perspectives on various aspects of Native American life.

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Comprehensive 6 title series that details the major role that the railroad played in the history of the United States in the late 18th century through the early 20th century. The series is intened for upper elementary through middle school students.

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Students love asking "Why?" This Book Set Will not only answer that question but also the who, what, where, when, and how behind pivotal events in American History. From Colonial Time to the civil War, topics are brought to the life through the six questions format age-appropriate text, full-color photos and illustrations sidebars, and primary source qoutes.

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Illustrating the greatest weapons throughout history, this series will entertain as well as educate. Covering bombers, tanks, warships, and fighters, each book profiles dozens of models, offering information such as country of origin, dimensions, capabilities, and histories. Readers will gain a strong grasp of the evolution of firepower, and get a glimpse of where it is headed in the future.

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American History. What would your students do? These high-interest books make history enjoyable! Each title presents all the key information leading up to a big decision, and then asks the reader what he or she would do. The following chapters then explain the actual decision behind it. This interactive format allows your readers to gain a better insight into the whole thought process behind important, historical events.

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The Majestic Taj Mahal. The Mysterious Stonehenge. The Colorful Great Barrier Reef. Thanks to the United Nations, these and other wonders are protected as World Heritage Sites. In this series, your readers will not only explore the histories, mysteries, and marvels of these special treasures, but will learn what is being done so future generations will be able to visit them.

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Covering life in the Middle Ages, this reluctant reader series has great “gross” appeal for high-interest reading. Illustrated with color cartoon-style illustrations, these titles are a great way to get kids to read while learning about history at the same time.

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