arkansas

A pictorial introduction to Arkansas, providing information about its early history, land, and resources, with a look at notable people, places, and events in the state.

Returning in 1932 to the rural community in Arkansas where she grew up, fifteen-year-old Laurie is torn between staying in the comfortable place she loves and allowing her ambitious mother to aid her burgeoning singing career.

In 1935, after his family loses their farm and is forced to move onto an Arkansas plantation, sixth grader Talmadge struggles to endure their harsh new life and fights to stay in school against his mother's wishes.

Describes the history, geography, cities, capital, and landmarks and attractions of Arkansas, and identifies some of its famous citizens. Includes a state map and fun facts.

This book is an introduction to Arkansas, describing its location, history, land, wildlife, landmarks, food, and festivals.

As poor as any in the Arkansas hills, Johnny May struggles against great odds to provide her grandparents with a real Christmas.

Presents information about the state of Arkansas, its nickname, motto, and emblems.

Introduces the state of Arkansas and its diverse geographical features, wildlife, and more.

Traces the history of the Louisiana Territory, from its habitation by Native Americans to its sale to the United States, and covers the natural, political, and ideological character of its borders over time.

Describes the experiences of the "Little Rock Nine," the first black students to begin the integration of schools in Arkansas in 1957.