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"When the Mission Padre Came to the Rancho: The Early California Adventures of Rosalinda and Simon Delgado." Gare Thomson, National Geographic, 2004.
This slim volume reveals the adventures of young Rosalinda and Simon as they write about them in their journal and diaries. Rich facts are woven throughout the interesting narrative that recreates life in the early days of California in 1834. The book also contains websites and resources for readers to find more information on the topic. "Hoping for Rain: The Dust Bowl Adventures of Patty and Earl Buckler." Kate Connel, National Geographic, 2004. This book reveals the hard life of Earl Buckler and his 12 year old sister Patty as they live their lives during the droughts that caused the Dust Bowl in Oklahoma during 1935. Information on how to find more facts and information on this topic are provided. "Cultures Collide: Native American and Europeans 1492-1700". Ann Rossi, National Geographic, 2004. This slim but fact filled volume reveals life in early America. Beautiful color pics and illustrations reveal the peoples who came together to make the new country. "George Vs. George", Rosalyn Schanzer, National Geographic, 2004. The very interesting story of George Washington and King George III are revealed with interesting text and beautiful color illustrations. Sure to be a big hit. Also great for those teachers who teach American Revolution. A great book! "Prehistoric Mammals", Alan Turner, Illutrated by Mauricio Anton, National Geographic, 2004. This beautiful volume is a must-have for young dinosaur lovers. The beautiful color plates reveal the mammals and their habitat along with a fact-file side bar and timeline for each. This is a very useful resource for home and classroom. "Marie Curie: A Brilliant Life", Elizabeth MacLeod, Kids Can Press, 2004. This is a fascinating biography of scientist Marie Curie, the first woman to win a Nobel Prize. MacLeod presents facts woven in the easy to read narrative. Pictures, quotes and other graphics accompany each page. A timeline is also included in this beautiful book. RAAB ASSOCIATES FICTION "Jason and the Gorgon's Blood", Jane Yolen and Robert J. Harris, HarperCollins Publishers, 2004. A tale of courage and daring based on Greek myths. Jason has an adventure before he led the Argonauts. A riveting tale my master authors. "The Mob" Clem Martini. Kids Can Press, 2004. This mystical tale told from the point of view of one of the members of the flock readying itself for the spring migration, will captivate readers. This is the author-playwrights first novel.
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