Books with author Deborah Kent

Describes the geography, history, economy and industry, natural resources, arts and recreation, and people of the New England state of Maine

Explores the history of guide dogs, service animals, and assistance dogs, and discusses the process of training them to help people who have physical disabilities.

Each title in this series tells the stories of four real children's experiences of surviving different migrations around the world, both historical and contemporary.

Lively text brings each tribe of American Indians to life as each title in this series stresses the pride, heritage, and importance of the American Indian nation to the history of the North American continent.

Discusses the causes, events, and aftermath of the Civil War draft riots in 1863.

Provides a physical description and history, along with a discussion of the people and customs, of the second largest city in Brazil

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Introduces the life and accomplishments of the first-ever African-American poet to have her works published, Phillis Wheatley.

For people who are deaf, learning language is different. Many learn sign language to let people know what they are thinking or feeling. They motion with their hands, faces, and bodies to communicate. Learn the history of sign language, how it is used today, and how it is the first language for a special fourth-grade girl.

Chronicles the life and career of the suffragist hero, covering her youth, women's rights advocacy, and relationships with contemporaries.

Diego Rivera is one of the most famous Mexican artists of all time. In Diego Rivera: Painting Mexico, readers are introduced to the life story and work of the man whose murals and other art have come to symbolize the history and beauty of Mexico.

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