There are many events and ideas to commemorate on the Fourth of July, such as our freedom and the signing of the Declaration of Independence . . . right? Not exactly! Many people are surprised to learn that the Declaration of Independence was signed on July 2, 1776, not July 4. Readers will feel like true historians as they learn the facts behind the sights, sounds, and meaning of the American holiday of Fourth of July. The fun design of this patriotic book includes colorful, carefully selected images and eye-catching, informative fact boxes.
Paperback
(Gareth Stevens Publishing, Aug. 15, 2019)
American history is full of fascinating facts, but perhaps the most interesting one is that some information people think of as truths aren't really true at all! This high-interest volume reveals the reality behind some false stories about U.S. presidents that have been passed on over time. The dynamic layout pairs engaging, age-appropriate text with colorful photographs to help tell the captivating stories behind the myths. Fun fact boxes further illuminate these entertaining tales. Get your readers talking about history.