American Legends and Folktales (Group 4)

America is full of exciting history and tall tales. This spell-binding series explores the stories behind some of the most celebrated names in American folk history. Readers will learn what made Liberty a lady, why there is an Uncle Sam, how Nathan Hale became a spy, what Rosie the Riveter did, why Bonnie and Clyde were so bad, and what made Buffalo Bill start his Wild West shows. These books contain vivid, colorful illustrations by accomplished illustrators alongside easy-to-read language. They provide a unique experience for young readers, sure to engage them while introducing them to some of the most iconic characters in U.S. legend in a fun and exciting way.
Each Book Contains:
? Detailed stories of the unique myths and legends that originated in America
? Detailed illustrations from accomplished illustrators that provide visual context for the text
? Find Out More sections with related books and websites for further study of the legend
? About the Legend sections that give more information about the legend that was not necessarily mentioned in the narrative text, sure to attract older audiences
Curriculum Connections:
? Students can learn about a new legend or folktale from America
? Offers detailed textual and illustrated content for the reader to dissect and explore
? Provides students with the opportunity to learn about legends and folktales through text and picture association