Explores the land, people, history, economy, and travel opportunities of the state of New Mexico.

Describes the geography, history, economy, language, religions, culture, people, plants, and animals of Kenya.

Though it is a relatively young nation, the United States of America is one of the world's most powerful and influential countries. Readers will learn how a small group of British colonies grew to become an independent nation. They will also learn about the native people who populated the area before European colonization and explore the culture, government, and geography of the modern United States.

Describes the resistance movement started by many Danish people in Denmark which aimed at sabotaging the German war efforts in World War II. The movement ultimately saved Jews from the German death camps and freed their country from the Nazi invaders.

Relates the history of Thomas Jefferson's home in western Virginia, including what life was like there for himself, his family, their slaves, visitors, and descendants, and how Monticello became a museum.

Profiles the American statesman known for his initiation and support of political compromise to keep the Union together during the first half of the 19th century.

Describes the roles and responsibilities of women during the American Revolution, and presents the accomplishments of several women, including Abigail Adams, Esther Reed, and Mary Hays McCauley.

"In narrative nonfiction format, follows the people who experienced the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan."--

"Deadly tornadoes. Devastating earthquakes. Killer tsunamis. When it comes to nature's fury, people can do little more than hold on tight and hope to live through it. Learn the true stories of Carmen Chévere Ortiz, Evans Monsignac, William and Dennie Spann, and others as they fought to survive through terrifying natural disasters." -- Page [4] cover.