Books with title Our Amazing States

When you look up what do you see? Blue skies, clouds and of course the Sun! Without the Sun, there would be no Earth – not an Earth that you and I could live on. Just a frozen globe with no life at all!We feel the heat of the Sun on our faces even though the Sun is 93 million miles away from Earth. So far away that the heat from the Sun takes 8 minutes to reach us, travelling at the speed of light.Compared to the Earth, the Sun is huge. It would take 1.3 million Earths to fill up the Sun.This book answers all kinds of questions you may have about our amazing Sun.Questions like… How was the Sun born? How old is the Sun? What is it made of? How hot is it? What is a Solar Eclipse? And many more…This book uncovers some of the mystery about our own star in the sky, the Sun.“…information is presented in easily digestible, bite-sized pieces… easy to understand...”This book is filled with color images and interesting facts about the Sun. Ideal for smart young readers ages 6 to 8… and adults up to 100 too!To explore this giant at the center of our Solar System, get your copy of “Our Amazing Sun” today!TJ Rob — www.TJRob.comTo get a FREE book, please visit www.TJRob.comBook Contents: Why do we want to learn about the Sun? What is the Sun made of? How hot is the Sun? How far is the Sun from Earth? How big is the Sun compared to Earth? How big is the Sun compared to other Suns? How old is the Sun? Will the Sun burn forever? Does the Sun rise and set? Does the Sun circle around something larger? Fun Sun Facts What is the Solar Wind? How are the Auroras created? What would life on Earth be without the Sun? What does the Sun do for us? What is a Solar Eclipse? Solar Space Missions Solar Wonders - Sunspots Solar Wonders - Solar Flares Solar Wonders - CME Solar Wonders - Sun Dogs More Fun Sun Facts Please leave a review and Other EXCITING books by TJ Rob

The variety and diversity of each state in America is part of what makes this country so unique. Kids will uncover each states history and how the state formed. Plus, theyll learn some interesting facts along the way, such as why Indiana is called the Hoosier state and the importance of the Underground Railroad in Michigans heritage. These inviting introductions also highlight the states major industries, landmarks, and natural wonders to provide a well-rounded snapshot of each state. A State Fact List serves as a ready reference for information on population, the state capital, the flag, the motto, and other symbols.

Provide your readers a memorable introduction to Americas amazing states. This set focuses on Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, and North Dakota. From the pioneers crossing Utahs sandy desert to Sacagawea leading Lewis and Clark through Idahos mountains, students will learn about each states unique history and how it was formed. Readers will also learn about each states major industries, landmarks, and geographical features. A State Fact List serves as a ready reference for information on population, the state capital, the flag, the motto, and other important symbols.