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Tropical Rain Forests
G. D. Wiley
Hardcover (Lake Street Pubs, April 1, 2003)Defines what a rain forest is, describes the conditions, plants, and animals found there, journeys to rain forests in different parts of the world, and looks at the past and future of these fragile ecosystems.
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Rain Forest Food Chains
Allan Morey
Hardcover (Lake Street Pubs, July 1, 2003)None
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Rain Forest Food Chains
Allan Morey
Paperback (Lake Street Pubs, July 1, 2003)None
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The Statue of Liberty
Nick Healy
Paperback (Lake Street Pubs, April 1, 2003)Briefly describes the construction, appearance, and symbolism of the Statue of Liberty.
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The Italian Community in America
Erika Deiters, Jim Deiters
Paperback (Lake Street Pubs, Sept. 1, 2003)None
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Martha Washington
Alexandria Manera
Paperback (Lake Street Pubs, March 1, 2003)Provides a brief description of the life of Martha Washington, including her role in the Revolutionary War.
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The Italian Community in America
Erika Deiters
Hardcover (Lake Street Pubs, Sept. 1, 2003)None
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John Adams
Chuck Miller
Paperback (Lake Street Pubs, March 1, 2003)A brief description of the life of John Adams, including his role in the Revolutionary War.
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John Adams
Chuck Miller
Hardcover (Lake Street Pubs, March 1, 2003)A brief description of the life of John Adams, including his role in the Revolutionary War.
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Sacramento: Daily Life in Western Mining Town
Rachel K. Brown
Hardcover (Lake Street Pubs, Sept. 1, 2003)Describes the settling of the city of Sacramento and what life was like there in the early days, particularly for miners, shopkeepers, carpenters, and children.
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Daily Life in a Southwestern Settlement: San Antonio
Rachel A. Koestler-Grack
Paperback (Lake Street Pubs, Sept. 1, 2003)Describes daily life in the southwestern colonial town of San Antonio, Texas, in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Includes related activities.
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The Liberty Bell
Nick Healy
Hardcover (Lake Street Pubs, April 1, 2003)Presents the history of, and various facts about, the Liberty Bell, including its importance as a symbol of the United States, how it got its crack, and why it crossed the country in 1915.