Tourville, Amanda Doering

This book is a collection of stories of young girls who have to deal with traumatic problems including depression, substance abuse, or the death of a loved one and who learn that they are valuable people who deserve love and support.

Traces the history of the American flag, explaining how it was created, what it stands for, and what it means to the American public.

Detailed diagrams, colorful illustrations, and simple text teach young readers what tractors are used for and how they work.

Detailed diagrams, colorful illustrations, and simple text teach young readers what garbage trucks are used for and how they work.

Detailed diagrams, colorful illustrations, and simple text teach young readers what fire trucks are used for and how they work.

Detailed diagrams, colorful illustrations, and simple text teach young readers what dump trucks are used for and how they work.

Detailed diagrams, colorful illustrations, and simple text teach young readers what cranes are used for and how they work.

Detailed diagrams, colorful illustrations, and simple text teach young readers what bulldozers are used for and how they work.

A graphic novel adaptation of the story of Sybil Ludington, a sixteen-year-old girl who rode all through a stormy night in April 1777 in New York Colony to warn the local militiamen that the British Army was looting and burning nearby Danbury, Connecticut.

In Philadelphia, in 1777, fourteen-year-old Quaker John Darragh aids the American army by carrying coded messages, hidden by his mother in the buttons on his coat, to his older brother Charles in George Washington's camp.