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Amie Jane Leavitt

    Isis: Queen of the Egyptian Gods
    Transport Breakdowns
    Persephone: Greek Goddess of the Underworld
    Experimental Drones
    Dream Jobs If You Like Food
    The Bill of Rights in Translation: What It Really Means
    • 2025

      The narrative unfolds through the perspective of Leo, a young neighbor and studio assistant to the renowned impressionist painter Pierre August Renoir. As Renoir grapples with severe arthritis in his later years, Leo assists him in painting, learning about the artist's self-taught journey and deep admiration for art. The book highlights Renoir's friendship with Claude Monet and showcases beautiful reproductions of his early and iconic works, providing a vivid glimpse into the life and creativity of this celebrated artist.

      Brush with Greatness: Pierre August Renoir
    • 2025

      Famous Women in History: Nellie Bly

      Intrepid Reporter

      • 48 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      The biography chronicles the groundbreaking achievements of investigative reporter Nellie Bly in the late 1800s, highlighting her fearless approach to tackling societal issues as a woman in journalism. After starting her career at The Pittsburgh Dispatch, she faced challenges from advertisers but persevered as a freelance journalist and "stunt reporter" for New York World. The narrative includes her notable 72-day journey around the world and her marriage to a business tycoon, enriched by contextual side stories and a collection of archival visuals that enhance her remarkable life and career.

      Famous Women in History: Nellie Bly
    • 2025

      Life in the Caribbean Sea

      Remarkable Creatures of the Water Planet

      Young readers will embark on an educational journey through the Caribbean Sea, discovering its diverse sea creatures, unique topography, and lush vegetation. The book features vibrant photography paired with informative captions, enhancing the learning experience. Additionally, it includes recommendations for further reading and websites, along with a glossary of terms and an index to aid in understanding the content.

      Life in the Caribbean Sea
    • 2025

      Through the perspective of a fictional young student named Mariska, readers explore the life and artistry of 17th-century master Rembrandt Van Rijn. The narrative reveals his early education at a Latin school, the biblical influences on his art, and the techniques he mastered, particularly in capturing light. Mariska discovers the scale of his monumental works, including a massive painting of men preparing for battle, and learns about his innovative etchings that allowed for multiple reproductions. The book is enriched with beautiful reproductions of his notable paintings and etchings.

      Brush with Greatness: Rembrandt Van Rijn
    • 2025

      Life in the Gulf of Mexico

      Remarkable Creatures of the Water Planet

      Young readers will discover the diverse marine life, topography, and vegetation of the Gulf of Mexico through engaging photography and informative captions. The book also offers additional resources for further exploration, including reading suggestions and website links, along with a glossary of terms and an index to enhance understanding.

      Life in the Gulf of Mexico
    • 2024

      Exploring Mount Fuji

      Japan's Highest Peak

      • 48 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Exploring the natural and cultural significance of Mount Fuji, this narrative non-fiction delves into its geological formation and the historical context of its last eruption in the 1700s. Readers will discover the best times to climb for breathtaking sunrises, the challenges of scaling Japan's highest peak, and the enduring traditions, such as the 500-year-old Fire Festival on its northern slopes. The book includes chapter notes, suggested readings, and intriguing facts, making it a rich resource for those eager to learn about this iconic landmark.

      Exploring Mount Fuji
    • 2024

      Awesome Animals of North America

      The Continent and Its Creatures Great and Small

      Featuring a comprehensive exploration of North America's diverse wildlife, this non-fiction book highlights 22 fascinating species, including mammals, birds, insects, lizards, and ocean creatures. Readers will discover fun facts about each animal while enjoying full-color photographs that showcase them in their natural habitats. The book also offers additional resources for learning, including a list for further reading, relevant websites, a glossary, and an index, making it an engaging and informative guide for nature enthusiasts.

      Awesome Animals of North America
    • 2024

      Awesome Animals of South America

      The Continent and Its Creatures Great and Small

      Focusing on the diverse wildlife of South America, this non-fiction book highlights 22 fascinating species, including mammals, birds, insects, lizards, and ocean creatures. It provides insights into the countries of the continent and offers engaging facts about each animal. Additionally, readers will find resources for further exploration, such as a list for additional reading, relevant websites, a glossary, and an index to enhance their understanding of South America's rich biodiversity.

      Awesome Animals of South America
    • 2021

      See some of the world's fastest transport breakdowns! Find out how each form of transport failed, the basic engineering missed during construction and what engineers learned from their mistakes.

      Transport Breakdowns
    • 2021

      See some of the world's biggest building blunders up close! Find out how each structure failed, the basic building block that was missed during construction, and what engineers learned from their mistakes.

      Building Blunders