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Books like Gerald Ford (The United States Presidents)
Award winning
Richard Nixon
Paul Joseph, 1998
24 pages
Why to read
- Insightful look into Richard Nixon's political career.
- Encourages critical thinking about historical events.
- Accessible narrative for young readers.
- Supports discussions on values and decision-making.
Richard Nixon
Paul Joseph, 1998
Award winning
The Story of the Crusaders (Usborne Young Reading (Series 3))
Rob Lloyd Jones, 2007
64 pages
Why to read
- Engaging historical narrative enhances historical knowledge.
- Introduces complex events in an accessible manner.
- Boosts comprehension and retention of historical facts.
- Encourages deeper understanding of global cultures.
The Story of the Crusaders (Usborne Young Reading (Series 3))
Rob Lloyd Jones, 2007
Award winning
The Middle Ages
Mary Quigley, 2002
64 pages
Why to read
- Richly detailed narrative enriches historical knowledge.
- Engages children’s curiosity about medieval times.
- Supports development of cultural awareness.
- Interactive elements boost reading engagement.
The Middle Ages
Mary Quigley, 2002
Colin Powell: Straight to The Top
Rose Blue, Corrine J. Naden, 1993
48 pages
Why to read
- Inspirational story of former U.S. Secretary of State.
- Highlights determination, resilience in achieving goals.
- Educational insights into political and military leadership.
- Encourages civic awareness and historical knowledge.
Colin Powell: Straight to The Top
Rose Blue, Corrine J. Naden, 1993
Award winning
Elizabeth I (A True Book: Queens and Princesses) (A True Book
Nel Yomtov, 2020
48 pages
Why to read
- Engaging historical narrative about Queen Elizabeth I.
- Encourages interest in history and significant female figures.
- Supports development of reading comprehension and retention.
- Ideal for shared reading sessions between parents and children.
Elizabeth I (A True Book: Queens and Princesses) (A True Book
Nel Yomtov, 2020
Award winning
George Washington's First Victory: Ready-to-Read Level 2 (Ready-to-Read Childhood of Famous Americans)
Stephen Krensky, Diane Dawson Hearn, 2005
32 pages
Why to read
- Inspires with George Washington's youthful accomplishments.
- Encourages historical interest and learning in young readers.
- Supports development of literacy skills at Level 2.
- Engaging narrative fosters children's imagination and curiosity.
George Washington's First Victory: Ready-to-Read Level 2 (Ready-to-Read Childhood of Famous Americans)
Stephen Krensky, Diane Dawson Hearn, 2005
World History (Q & A Encyclopedia)
Brian Williams, 2004
40 pages
Why to read
- Explores global history with engaging questions and answers.
- Encourages curiosity and critical thinking in young readers.
- Illustrated content supports visual learning and recall.
- Ideal for shared reading, enhancing family discussions.
World History (Q & A Encyclopedia)
Brian Williams, 2004
Award winning
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Champion of Freedom (Childhood of Famous Americans)
Kathleen Kudlinski, Meryl Henderson, 2003
208 pages
Why to read
- Illustrates FDR's early challenges and triumphs inspiringly.
- Fosters resilience and determination in young readers.
- Combines historical facts with engaging storytelling.
- Encourages interest in historical figures and leadership qualities.
