Books with author Daisy Whitney

The I’m Curious About picture book series teaches young readers about the world’s coolest historical figures, discoveries, and events. At first, flying was just a hobby for Amelia Earhart. When Captain Hilton H. Railey asked Amelia to join a flight across the Atlantic Ocean, however, her life changed forever. Amelia went on to be the first woman to fly solo from Europe to North America, and she continued to break both social barriers for women and countless flying records throughout the rest of her adventurous life.

The I’m Curious About picture book series teaches young readers about the world’s coolest historical figures, discoveries, and events. Patsy and Polly Jefferson were thrilled to be reunited with their father, Thomas, at their home in Monticello. They were even more delighted that he brought news that the Revolutionary War had ended, and Americans were free from British rule. In this story, Patsy and Polly learn all about what their father had done to establish American democracy and the work that was still to come.

The I’m Curious About picture book series teaches young readers about the world’s coolest historical figures, discoveries, and events. Time and again, George Washington vowed to serve his people. He represented Virginia in the First Continental Congress, led the Continental Army through the Revolutionary War, and served as the first President of the United States. This book showcases Washington’s humility—while he nearly always believed someone else would be a better leader, he answered the call, making him one of the most respected men in American history.

Former refugee, Talia has escaped the infamous Camps of Arista and married a Warlord from Leonore. As well as dealing with her turbulent past, and adjusting to married life at eighteen, Talia struggles to launch her dress-making business. But soon her new family are torn apart by a series of seemingly unconnected violent attacks. Talia discovers a drug cartel operating in her adopted homeland are seeking to destroy not only the tenuous peace treaties, but also Talia herself. But have the rebels of Arista really turned on one of their own, or is the danger closer to home?

The I’m Curious About picture book series teaches young readers about the world’s coolest historical figures, discoveries, and events. If you’ve ever worn a pair of blue jeans, you can thank Levi Strauss and his business partner Jacob Davis. Before the two even met, however, Levi Strauss had to emigrate to America from Germany and learn all he could about his brother’s dry goods business. This book tells the story of one immigrant who proved that in America, big dreams can come true when you work hard.

The world is drowning… Fifteen-year-old Red Evans is a water baby, born after The Floods submerged all but a chain of tiny islands. Her bleak life in the government-run Estates becomes even worse when her father is killed in an explosion at his research lab. Convinced her father was murdered and desperate for answers… Red, her half-brother Dett, and their friends Hayden Blazen and Farla Holstein search for her father’s Doc Box of personal effects, which is mysteriously missing from its secure storage location. As the water rises, two powerful leaders with opposing views on how to save the population battle for control. The only thing they agree on is their opposition of the rebel Outsiders. Does salvation lie on a newly-discovered planet—or somewhere much closer to home? Surrounded by secrets and betrayal, Red must uncover the truth. Fighting for survival on a doomed island, Red must learn what her father knew that could have gotten him killed. With the smart, courageous Hayden by her side, Red, Dett, and Farla become swept up in rumors, riots, and civil unrest. As their world slips away, unsure who they can trust, they discover a stunning political plot that could save the last remaining people on earth. Or destroy them all…

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