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Each book in the Our Government series examines the different roles and responsibilities of key figures at all levels of government. Young readers will learn about the people and their daily task through vibrant images, easy-to-read texts, and exciting facts.

"This title explores the history, traditions, and features of the Day of the Dead"--

How Earth is Shaped introduces beginning readers to the forces that change Earth's surface. From gravity to wind, and ice to organisms, this captivating series guides beginning readers through the characteristics and effects of each powerful force with easy-to-read text, vibrant photos, and interesting facts.

The American Holidays and Celebrations series explores some of the most important holidays and celebrations observed in the United States. This series highlights the historical, cultural, social, and political background of each holiday or celebration, while also showcasing the many ways in which it is commemorated across the country.

Five Senses takes readers on a journey of discovery as they learn how their senses help them interact with the world around them. The series uses vibrant images and clear, easy-to-read text to explain how hearing, sight, smell, taste, and touch affect what people perceive.

Explores the history, landscape, and identity of the state of Oklahoma.

Explores the history, landscape, and identity of the state of Nebraska.

Explores the history, landscape, and identity of the state of Missouri.

"Each book in the Our American States series uses exciting visuals and informative text to explore the history, landscape, and identity of astate, territory, or district of the United States"--

"Each book in the Our American States series uses exciting visuals and informative text to explore the history, landscape, and identity of a state, territory, or district of the United States"--

"Each book in the Our American States series uses exciting visuals and informative text to explore the history, landscape, and identity of astate, territory, or district of the United States"--

"Arkansas is known for its Southern charm and natural wonders. Officially recognized as "The Natural State," Arkansas boasts rugged mountains, clear lakes and streams, and an abundance of wildlife." --

In 1900, 836 scientists attended the first International Congress of Physics in Paris. Isabelle Stone and Marie Curie were the only female scientists there. Learn more in Physics and Engineering, one of the titles in the Women in STEM series.