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Use this book to investigate influential groups and people of the Constitutional Convention. Read about the lives of James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, Benjamin Franklin, and George Washington. Understand how these four men from different parts of America came together to found a new nation independent from Great Britain. Be inspired by their stories. Get a copy and start reading today.

Describe the life and words of Ernest Just in this biography book for kids. By reading about the lives and works of scientists, kids will pick up valuable life lessons that might spur them into action. The circumstances behind Ernest's childhood can be examined and used to anchor deeper understanding of his achievements. Start reading today.

In this book, you're going to learn about the scientific contribution of Thomas Edison. You will also get a glimpse of the prevalent socio-economic situations that pushed Thomas to tap the world of electricity and become a famous inventor too. With interesting image choices and wonderful layout, this book will soon become one of your child's favorite. Fifth Grade thomas edison biography, childerns biography books, kids biography books, kids en...

During the heat of the American Revolution, Thomas Paine created and distributed a pamphlet of Common Sense. What was written in that pamphlet? Why did Thomas Paine call it Common Sense? This inspiring historic book features the life and times of Thomas Paine, while highlighting his contributions in the revolution. Grab a copy today.

Who was Benedict Arnold and why was he dubbed as both an American hero and a traitor. Don't you think it's confusing if someone is named as both hero and traitor? Understand the reason why Benedict Arnold is labelled as he is. Study his role in the American Revolution. Retell his stories and try to understand his decisions. Read this book today.

Identify the accomplishments of Louis Braille, who invented the Braille system that the blind use today. Read about his childhood, education and how he came to develop the Braille. Also, study how the Braille is used today and its overall impact to written communication. Be inspired by the story of Louis Braille. Read this book today.

How did James Madison become the "Father of the US Constitution"? Let's find out in this book. Inside, you will see the perfect merger of images and layouts to create the perfect reading material for fourth graders. It's important to study the lives and works of the nation's presidents because their decisions helped shape our present. Enjoy the read!

Did you know that the great Albert Einstein was inspired by another scientist and inventor? Einstein's inspiration was Michael Faraday, and this book is dedicated entirely to the latter. Read about Faraday's life, including his education and upbringing. Walk with him as he works on experiments and becomes excited with his discoveries. Grab a copy today.

Did you know that some of the heroes of the American Revolution were not military men? Take for instance the case of Paul Revere. Paul was a silversmith and engraver. He is well known for his midnight ride in order to alert the colonia militia in 1775. He was very brave that he dared approach the British forces before the Battles of Lexington and Concord, too. Enjoy the read!

Did you know that some of the heroes of the American Revolution were not military men? Take for instance the case of Paul Revere. Paul was a silversmith and engraver. He is well known for his midnight ride in order to alert the colonia militia in 1775. He was very brave that he dared approach the British forces before the Battles of Lexington and Concord, too. Enjoy the read!

Read about the story of Nicolaus Copernicus and how he challenged the Church with his theory of heliocentrism. Be inspired by his brilliance and also learn about the theory that he developed, too. What an amazing book on biography and space this is! So grab a copy and encourage your third grader to begin today.

Columbus did not name the Americas. It was Amerigo Vespucci who did it. This educational book features Amerigo Vespucci as the Italian trader and explorer who first sailed to the New World in 1499. His voyages confirmed that what Columbus found was not India, but it was indeed America. Your child will surely find Amerigo Vespucci's story inspiring. Grab a copy today.

Read about the story of Nicolaus Copernicus and how he challenged the Church with his theory of heliocentrism. Be inspired by his brilliance and also learn about the theory that he developed, too. What an amazing book on biography and space this is! So grab a copy and encourage your third grader to begin today.

Who said women can't go to space? Who said African American women can't? Mae Jamison challenged society when she decided to become an astronaut. Read about her inspiring story through this amazing book for third graders. Go ahead and grab a copy for your child to read today.

Read about the life of John Muir, and his advocacy. Understand the significance of his actions in conserving the ecology. Learning from inspiring stories is one way of ensuring lessons are picked up and well understood. Encourage an appreciation for lives lived to the fullest. Begin reading today.

Who said women can't go to space? Who said African American women can't? Mae Jamison challenged society when she decided to become an astronaut. Read about her inspiring story through this amazing book for third graders. Go ahead and grab a copy for your child to read today.

Read about the life of John Muir, and his advocacy. Understand the significance of his actions in conserving the ecology. Learning from inspiring stories is one way of ensuring lessons are picked up and well understood. Encourage an appreciation for lives lived to the fullest. Begin reading today.

You probably know about the story of John Smith and Pocahontas as told by Disney. This time, however, you will read about the true story of John Smith. You will also study his involvement in the establishment of the Jamestown colony, which was the first English colony in America, Read and learn from his story. Have a good read!

Train your child to be a future investigator starting with the realization of historical facts that shape the present. This book features the life and times of Samuel de Champlain, particularly his role as the Father of the New France. But how did he do it? What are his other adventures and discoveries? Find out by reading this book today.

Columbus did not name the Americas. It was Amerigo Vespucci who did it. This educational book features Amerigo Vespucci as the Italian trader and explorer who first sailed to the New World in 1499. His voyages confirmed that what Columbus found was not India, but it was indeed America. Your child will surely find Amerigo Vespucci's story inspiring. Grab a copy today.