Books in Our Amazing States series

Sight is one of the five senses. Our eyes let us see. Simple, fun text teaches readers about the sense of vision and how the eyes let us see. Quizzable text is at an Accelerated Reader ATOS level of 1.0 or lower.

Why is Tennessee called the Volunteer State? Readers find out the answer to this question and more in this colorful edition on America’s sixteenth state. Students learn about major industries, state symbols, and the famous people who embody all that is Tennessee.

Acquaint young readers with North Carolina’s southern charm. This book offers a great introduction to the diverse state, from the awe-inspiring Appalachians to the fragile, scenic Outer Banks.

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Describes the history, ecology, geography, economy, and sights of the Centennial State, Colorado.

Smell is one of the five senses. Our nose lets us smell. Simple, fun text teaches readers about the sense of smell and how the nose lets us smell. Quizzable text is at an Accelerated Reader ATOS level of 1.0 or lower.

Touch is one of the five senses. Our hands let us feel. Simple, fun text teaches readers about the sense of touch and how the skin lets us feel. Quizzable text is at an Accelerated Reader ATOS level of 1.0 or lower.

Hearing is one of the five senses. Our ears let us hear. Simple, fun text teaches readers about the sense of hearing and how the ears let us hear. Quizzable text is at an Accelerated Reader ATOS level of 1.0 or lower.

The Great Lakes State is rich in colorful, fascinating stories. Readers will discover a wonderful history about the Native Americans who made their home there, the French explorers who came to trade, and the state’s role in the Underground Railroad. Other fascinating details, such as cultural landmarks and geography are engagingly presented.

Originally called the "Empire State" due to its vast wealth and resources, New York has more than lived up to its name. Readers will learn about New York's history and how it became a state. They will also take a closer look at the Empire State Building, and many other symbols and key features of the state.

The state of Illinois has many things to offer. Readers will explore the capital, the natural wonders, and discover other interesting characteristics of Abraham Lincoln’s home state.

Describes the history, ecology, geography, economy, and sights of the Gem State, Idaho.