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Independence Day

by David F. Marx
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What is Independence Day and why do we celebrate? Marx, in this "Rookie Read-about Holidays," explains that July Fourth is the birthday of the United States. Many years ago the people who lived here were part of England, but they wanted to be free. Unfortunately, Marx never explains why they wanted freedom. The book then jumps to the ways that Independence Day is celebratedΒΎpancake breakfasts, picnic, parades, fireworks and a recurring display of the red, white and blue that make up the American flag. The pictures are very good and one of the cake decorated as an American flag is particularly attractive. There is a five-word picture glossary and an index. This is a book that will need to have the stage set better in order to understand this holiday. 2001, Children's Press, $19.00 and $5.95. Ages 5 to 7. Reviewer: Marilyn Courtot

Book Details

Published
March 1, 2001
Publisher
New York : Children's Press, c2001.
Pages
32
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780516222325

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