America Is
Explore the diverse tapestry of America through vibrant illustrations and engaging storytelling, perfect for young learners aged 6 to 9. This 40-page paperback brings the essence of the nation to life, showcasing its vast landscapes from coastal mountains to arid deserts, iconic landmarks like Niagara Falls and the Grand Canyon, and the varied communities that call it home. Ideal for classrooms or home use, it weaves together the stories of farmers, workers, and families, fostering a sense of unity and pride in America's rich heritage.
Enhanced with vivid imagery and accessible language, the book captivates young readers with its colorful depiction of American life and geography. Measuring just 8.5 x 11 inches, it’s easy to handle and perfect for portable learning. With a reading age suitable for grades 1–4 and a Lexile measure of AD590L, it aligns well with early childhood education standards, making complex concepts relatable and enjoyable for everyday exploration.
Key Features
- Engaging content for children aged 6–9
- Vibrant illustrations that bring America to life
- 40-page format,ideal for young readers
- Lexile measure of AD590L (Grades 1–4)
Considerations
- Paperback binding may require reinforcement for frequent handling
- Broad scope may need supplementary resources for deeper learning
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| Age range | 6–9 years |
| Dimensions | 8.5 x 0.2 x 11 inches |
| Format | Paperback, 40 pages |
The Country Ahead of Us, The Country Behind (Vintage Contemporaries)
This compelling collection from a renowned author brings readers into the isolated landscapes of the Pacific Northwest, where the lives of men intersect with the natural world. Set against the backdrop of lush forests,coastal fog,and winding rivers,the stories delve into the complexities of human emotion,often showcasing characters whose feelings mirror the seclusion of their surroundings. With prose that packs a punch,the narrative offers a deep,immersive experiance,exploring themes of resilience,solitude,and the unspoken bonds formed in remote settings.
Experience the raw power of storytelling as the author crafts vivid, emotionally charged tales that resonate with authenticity. Each story feels like a perfectly observed snapshot of life in the Pacific Northwest, balancing moments of quiet reflection with scenes of intense action. For fans of rich, character-driven narratives, this collection serves as a satisfying exploration into the heart of what it means to be human, all wrapped in the distinctive voice of a masterful storyteller.
- Intimate, immersive settings in the Pacific Northwest
- Packed with emotionally resonant, character-driven stories
- Masterful prose with a distinctive, evocative style
- Explore themes of nature, isolation, and human connection
- Some stories may feel somber or introspective
- The Pacific Northwest setting might not appeal to all readers
- Heavier themes might potentially be overwhelming for casual readers
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| Author | Award-winning author of Snow Falling on Cedars |
| Setting | Pacific Northwest |
| Format | 192-page paperback |
| Publication | April 13, 2011 |
The Confidante: The Untold Story of the Woman Who Helped Win WWII and shape Modern America
Intriguingly, Anna marie Rosenberg's life mirrors the pivotal moments of the 20th century, yet her story remains largely untold. A Hungarian Jewish immigrant with a high school education, she rose to become Franklin D. Roosevelt's closest advisor, shaping critical policies from the New Deal to the Manhattan Project.As FDR’s "Mrs.Fix-It," she wielded subtle yet immense influence, guiding the G.I. Bill and navigating the treacherous waters of World War II. Her bravery stood in liberated concentration camps and atop Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest, yet her contributions were overshadowed by her immigrant and Jewish identities.
This biography unveils the untold story of a woman who epitomized American resilience and ambition. From her early days as a PR professional in 1920s Manhattan, befriending Eleanor Roosevelt and earning the trust of FDR, to her later achievements as the highest-ranking woman in the U.S. Defense Department, Rosenberg’s journey is a testament to perseverance. Her legacy, from fighting for racial integration to championing national health care, offers timeless inspiration and challenges the narrow narratives often written into history.
| Publisher | Citadel |
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| Release Date | febuary 21, 2023 |
| Pages | 384 |
| Format | Hardcover |
The School of the Seers Expanded Edition: A Practical Guide on How to See in the Unseen Realm
Are you ready to unlock the mysteries of the spirit realm and develop your God-given seer gift? This expanded guide offers practical, scripturally grounded wisdom to help you see with your spiritual eyes and access divine secrets. Whether you're a seasoned believer or just beginning your spiritual journey, the author's personal experience and anointing provide fresh perspectives and actionable steps to enhance your discernment. With new chapters on small group studies, this resource is designed to transform your understanding of spiritual revelation and empower you to walk in true wisdom and power.
From meditation to impartation, each chapter addresses key areas that strengthen your ability to steward heavenly revelation and truly worship in spirit and truth. The guide demystifies complex spiritual concepts, making them accessible and relevant for everyday life. By applying these principles, you'll find yourself growing in character and experiencing a deeper, more meaningful connection with God. This is more than just a book—it's a lifelong resource for spiritual enlightenment and activation of your divine purpose.
Pros
- Expanded with three new chapters and a small group guide
- Authoritative yet approachable teaching from an experienced seer
- Practical steps for developing spiritual sight and discernment
- Offers fresh kingdom perspectives for every believer
Cons
- Some advanced concepts may require prior spiritual understanding
- Lack of interactive exercises for hands-on learning
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| Author | Jonathan Welton |
| Format | Expanded paperback |
| Pages | Updated edition |
| Key Topics | Seeing, discernment, revelation, worship |
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Conclusion
Explore the untold narratives and hidden influences that have shaped America in "Uncharted Stories America Tested," uncovering the intersection of history, spirituality, and revelation.
The School of the Seers Expanded Edition
How-to guide for seeing into the spirit realm, with new chapters on小组 study and kingdom perspectives.
America Is...
Historical insights into the soul of America through the lens of its most influential figures.
The Country Ahead of Us, The Country Behind
Decisive visions shaping America's past and future through profound spiritual insight.
The Confidante
Untold stories of WWII's unsung hero who guided America to victory and transformed the modern era.
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