Mary Firestone

Describes how and why the Statue of Liberty was built and explains the symbolism behind parts of the statue.

A brief introduction to the White House, the United States President's residence and office.

Discusses the history of the U.S. Capitol, which stands as a symbol of freedom and democracy.

Mary Firestone survived the unthinkable. In 2018, she lived through the Montecito mudslide that dropped 200 million gallons of rainfall in 15 minutes, washing away her home. Trapped alone in her bathroom while pregnant, not sure if her husband and four-year-old son were still alive, she wasn't thinking that her trauma was a gift in disguise. Yet, as she began her journey to healing, this is exactly what she discovered. In Trusting the Dawn, Firestone...

This book introduces state supreme courts, including how their justices are selected, how they operate, and how cases are decided.

This book describes the physical characteristics and behaviors of frogs and toads highlighting how they are different.

This book introduces the executive branch of state government and the role of the governor.

Discusses the sport of extreme downhill bicycle motocross racing, describing some of the jumping and passing techniques as well as safety concerns.

Looks at some of the many services performed by banks, discussing how they keep money safe, checking and savings accounts, loans, and other topics.