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inside birds, funny, sight word, sight words, opposites

Is Catty Fast Juliana ONeill For all the people who feed Catty A Note to Parents Caregivers Reading Stars books are designed to build condence in the earliest of readers Relying on word repeiion and visual cues each book features fewer than words You can help your child develop a lifeime love of reading right from the very start Here are some ways to help your beginning reader get going Read the book aloud as a rst introducion Run your ngers below the words as you read each line Give your child the chance to nish the sentences or read repeaing words while you read the rest Encourage your child to read aloud every day Every Child can be a Reading Star Published in the United States by Xist Publishing wwwxistpublishingcom Text Copyright Juliana ONeill Illustration Copyright Xist Publishing All rights reserved No portion of this book may be reproduced without express permission of the publisher First Edition eISBN Paperback ISBN Hardcover ISBN Printed in the United States of America Is Catty Fast Juliana ONeill Alina Kralia Catty is a cat Catty is a fat cat

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50 Things You Didn't Know about the Republic of Korea

RedChairPress — Thu, 07 Aug 2025 23:53:09 +0000

Explore 50 amazing facts about the ancient cultures, modern traditions, and unique features of food, industry, and daily life in the highly modern nation of South Korea.

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THINGS YOU DIDNT KNOW ABOUT Written and Illustrated by Sean ONeill THINGS YOU DIDNT KNOW ABOUT Written and Illustrated by Sean ONeill Egremont Massachusetts Things You Didnt Know About is produced and published by Red Chair Press wwwredchairpresscom FREE lesson guide at wwwredchairpresscomfreeactivities Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Provided by Cassidy Cataloging Services Inc Names ONeill Sean author illustrator ONeill Sean things you didnt know about Series Title things you didnt know about Republic of Korea written and illustrated by Sean ONeill Other TitlesRepublic of Korea Description Egremont Massachusetts Red Chair Press Interest age level Includes bibliographical references and index Summary With Things You Didnt Know About Republic of Korea young readers will discover highlights of Koreas ancient cultures its modern traditions and discover unique aspects of food industry and daily life in the highly modern nation known as South KoreaPublisher Identifiers ISBN library hardcover softcover ebook LCCN Subjects LCSH Korea SouthHistoryJuvenile literature Korea SouthDescription and travel Juvenile literature Korea South Social life and customsJuvenile literature CYAC Korea South History Korea SouthDescription and travel Korea South Social life and customs BISAC JUVENILE NONFICTION Travel JUVENILE NONFICTION People Places Asia Classification LCC DS902 O54 DDC 95195dc23 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Printed in the United States of America 1P F24CG TABLE of CONTENTS Chapter THE KOREAN PENINSULA Chapter KOREAN HISTORY Chapter A NEW NATION Chapter TRADITIONS AND CULTURE Chapter DAILY LIFE Glossary Explore More IndexAbout the Author 11C H A P T E R THE KOREAN PENINSULA T he mountainous strip of land that we call the Korean Peninsula has been home to the Korean people since the earliest settlers came south from the Mongolian plains about years ago Although much smaller than its neighbors China and Japan this land has been home to one of the worlds greatest and most unique societies THE KOREAN PENINSULA South Korea is part of a landmass in East Asia called the Korean Peninsula Its been said that the peninsula resembles a rabbit with its head and ears bordering China and the rest of its body surrounded by ocean According to legend Korea was founded by an ancient leader named Dangun According to the story Danguns mother was a bear and he lived for more than years before becoming a mountain god The founding of Korea is celebrated every October as National Foundation Day One of the most traditional symbols of Korea is the mighty Amur or Siberian tiger Unfortunately today its only a symbol These tigers have been extinct in Korea for many years Over the centuries the people of the peninsula have had many names for their land An early name was Joseon which means Land of the Morning Calm Sounds like a nice place but Koreas history hasnt always been calm THE KOREAN PENINSULA The people of Korea have also been referred to by many names by their neighbors One of these the People Who Wear White refers to the traditional white robe called a hanbok that Koreans wore in the early kingdoms Bamboo plants are a symbol of loyalty and long life Long ago Koreans would plant bamboo trees to show their loyalty to the king THE KOREAN PENINSULA At the base of Jeju island is YongduamDragon Head Rock According to legend the rock is the remains of a giant dragon that angered a volcano spirit and was turned to stone Only the head is visible but when the tide goes out his tail suddenly appears The island of Jeju is also known for the famous diving women of Jeju These female fishers dive to the seabed for shellfish without any breathing tank They can stay underwater for more than two minutes holding their breath Conservation of natural beauty has a long tradition in Korea As far back as CE monks would guard the areas around their monasteries to protect the beauty of the environment The small island of Jeju off Koreas southern coast is home to many wild ponies They are the descendants of ponies brought there by Mongolian invaders in the 14th century Jeju is just one of Koreas over islands If you decided to visit them all and spend a day on each it would take more than ten years 22C H A P T E R KOREAN HISTORY T oday South Korea constitutes the southern section of the peninsula but starting about CE the lands of the Korean people were united as one land called the Silla kingdom Over the centuries other dynasties would take control but the Korean national identity remained strong KOREAN HISTORY An important figure from early Korean history was Queen Seondeok who became the first woman to lead a united Korea Shes still remembered as a great leader and a recent TV show based on her life was a huge hit on Korean television One of Queen Seondeoks great achievements was the creation of the Cheomseongdae which is now the oldest astronomical observatory in the world It was built out of bricksone for each day of the year Many great temples were built during the Silla period which featured huge bronze bells The largest of these is the Emille Bell in Gyeongju Its said that the bells ring can be heard miles away KOREAN HISTORY After the Koryo era came the Joseon dynasty in One of the great leaders from this period was King Sejong the Great who ruled in the 15th century His rule was marked by great advancements in technology and culture For many centuries the Korean language was only spokennot written Chinese invaders forced the Koreans to use Chinese characters for writing but finally in the 15th century King Sejong ordered the creation of Hangeulthe first and only Korean alphabet The Silla dynasty was followed by the Koguryo dynasty later renamed Koryo This is where the name Korea comes from A major technological advance from this period was printing The Tripitaka Koreana is an ancient religious document printed on wood blocks in the 13th century Koreans also developed a system called jikji in which different words can be printed using individual metal letterforms This is the earliest known example of moveable typeabout years before Gutenbergs printing press

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50 Things You Didn't Know about Mexico

RedChairPress — Thu, 07 Aug 2025 23:49:15 +0000

Young readers will learn about Mexico's history and ancient cultures, discover unique foods, and learn about daily life in this fascinating country.

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THINGS YOU DIDNT KNOW ABOUT Written and Illustrated by Sean ONeill THINGS YOU DIDNT KNOW ABOUT Written and Illustrated by Sean ONeill Egremont Massachusetts Things You Didnt Know About is produced and published by Red Chair Press wwwredchairpresscom Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Provided by Cassidy Cataloging Services Inc Names ONeill Sean author illustrator ONeill Sean things you didnt know about Series Title things you didnt know about Mexico written and illustrated by Sean ONeill Other Titles Mexico Description Egremont Massachusetts Red Chair Press Interest age level Includes bibliographical references and index Summary With Things You Didnt Know About Mexico young readers will learn about Mexicos history and ancient cultures discover unique foods and learn about daily life in this fascinating countryPublisher Identifiers ISBN library hardcover softcover ebook LCCN Subjects LCSH MexicoHistoryJuvenile literature MexicoDescription and travelJuvenile literature MexicoSocial life and customs Juvenile literature CYAC MexicoHistory MexicoDescription and travel MexicoSocial life and customs BISAC JUVENILE NONFICTION Travel JUVENILE NONFICTION People Places Mexico Classification LCC F12085 O54 DDC 972dc23 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Printed in the United States of America 1P F24CG TABLE of CONTENTS Chapter NATURAL WONDERS Chapter ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS Chapter A NEW NATION Chapter TRADITIONS AND CULTURE Chapter DAILY LIFE Glossary Explore More IndexAbout the Author 11C H A P T E R NATURAL WONDERS W ith miles of coastline Mexico is famous worldwide for the tropical beauty of its beaches But Mexicos rich biodiversity offers more than just sun sand and surf High desert in the north fertile plateaus in the central valleys as well as rainforest mountains canyons and even a few volcanoes combine to create habitats for a wide variety of plant and animal life making Mexico truly a land of natural wonders NATURAL WONDERS Mexico is one of the most biologically diverse countries in the world It is home to species of plants kinds of reptiles over one thousand species of birds and about species of mammals including of course the jaguar One of the most amazing species of reptile in Mexico is the collared lizard Named for the two black stripes around its neck this quick little lizard uses its tail for balance and can run on two legs like an Olympic sprinter The huge asteroid that is believed to have caused the extinction of the dinosaurs million years ago struck the Earth in Mexicospecifically near the current town of Chicxulub on Mexicos Yucatn peninsula NATURAL WONDERS Butterflies and tourists arent the only ones that like to spend the winter in Mexico Each December thousands of gray whales swim from Alaska to give birth in the warm water off the coast of Mexico One of the most impressive creatures native to Mexico is the quetzal bird Its long green tail feathers were used to decorate the headdresses of ancient Aztec rulers and in ancient times killing a quetzal was punishable by death When Spanish explorers arrived in Mexico in the 16th century they learned of a native insect called cochineal that could be used to make bright red paints and dyes Because Europeans loved red for royal garments this little bug became one of the most valuable exports from the New World The Mesoamerican Reef off the coast of Yucatn is the worlds secondlargest coral reef and is home to hundreds of species of sea life including fish turtles and sharks Every year in November millions of monarch butterflies make the mile journey from the United States and Canada south to central Mexico The butterflies gather in the Mexican state of Michoacn where the Mexican government has created a national refuge for them 22C H A P T E R ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS The oldest known civilization to have lived in Mexico ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS T hroughout history Mexicos rich natural landscape has given rise to many great civilizations At different periods in history indigenous cultures such as the Olmec Maya Toltec and Aztec ruled parts of Mexico As archaeologists continue to unearth remnants of these historic civilizations were learning more and more about how truly amazing they were is the Olmec Very little is known about this ancient culture but they left behind mysterious stone sculptures of giant headssome as large as feet tall and weighing tons Ancient Maya farmers were masters of an agricultural system called irrigation in which water is diverted to dry areas to water crops One of the most important crops grown by Maya and Aztec farmers was the cacao bean better known to us as chocolate from the Aztec word xocolatl Cacao beans were dried ground up and mixed with honey and hot waterthe worlds first hot chocolate Chocolate wasnt just for drinking It was such a desirable crop that the ancient Aztecs also used cacao beans as currency or money beans could buy you a turkey and to buy a jade necklace Hot chocolate might sound pretty good but you might be less interested in other parts of the ancient Mexican diet Maya and Aztecs enjoyed crunchy grasshoppers and caterpillars called maguey worms ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS The Maya and the Aztecs both were experts at building pyramids The famous temple of Kukulkan in the Maya city of Chichen Itza has exactly steps to the topone for each day of the year The largest pyramid in Mexico is the Temple of Cholula although until fairly recently nobody even knew it was there It had been so overgrown with plants and vegetation people assumed it was just a big hill until archaeologists began excavating it in the 1930s The Aztecs believed in many frightening gods The war god Huitzilopochtli was armed with a fire serpent and his evil sister Coyolxauhqui goddess of the moon according to legend murdered her own mother Ancient Maya were very knowledgeable about the movements of the stars and planets They observed the planet Venus closely and when they saw it in the sky it was a sign to go to war They called this a star war Rubber trees grow throughout Mexico and the Maya learned how to tap the sap from these trees and use it to make waterproof cloth glue and even rubber balls Another type of sap from a tree called the sapodilla was called chicle and turned rubbery when chewed Thats rightthe Maya invented chewing gum In fact chicle from the Yucatn was used to make gum up until the 1940s ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS The primary grain product in ancient Mexico was corn or maize The Aztecs and Maya used this to make everything from tortillas to popcorn Both the Maya and the Aztecs played a ball game called tlachtli Teams of two or three players wearing headdresses and large belts would try to hit a rubber ball through a stone ring Much like Roman gladiators the losers were usually put to death

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50 Things You Didn't Know about Great Britain

RedChairPress — Thu, 07 Aug 2025 23:43:16 +0000

Discover the highlights of Great Britain's ancient history, modern traditions, and unique aspects of food and daily life.

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THINGS YOU DIDNT KNOW ABOUT Written and Illustrated by Sean ONeill THINGS YOU DIDNT KNOW ABOUT Written and Illustrated by Sean ONeill Egremont Massachusetts Things You Didnt Know About is produced and published by Red Chair Press wwwredchairpresscom Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Provided by Cassidy Cataloging Services Inc Names ONeill Sean author illustrator ONeill Sean things you didnt know about Series Title things you didnt know about Great Britain written and illustrated by Sean ONeill Other Titles Great Britain Description Egremont Massachusetts Red Chair Press Interest age level Includes bibliographical references and index Summary With Things You Didnt Know About Great Britain young readers will discover the highlights of Great Britains ancient history modern traditions and discover unique aspects of food and daily life in Great BritainPublisher Identifiers ISBN library hardcover softcover ebook LCCN Subjects LCSH Great BritainHistoryJuvenile literature Great Britain Description and travel Juvenile literature Great BritainSocial life and customsJuvenile literature CYAC Great BritainHistory Great BritainDescription and travel Great BritainSocial life and customs BISAC JUVENILE NONFICTION Travel JUVENILE NONFICTION People Places Europe Classification LCC DA275 O54 DDC 941dc23 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Printed in the United States of America 1P F24CG TABLE of CONTENTS Chapter HISTORY Chapter THE MONARCHY Chapter LEGENDS AND TRADITIONS Chapter DAILY LIFE Chapter CULTURE AND CUISINE Glossary Explore More IndexAbout the Author 11C H A P T E R HISTORY T he British Isles were formed years ago when melting glaciers created the English Channel separating the islands from the European continent Over the centuries many tribal groups arrived on the island and formed the foundation of British culture From these prehistoric beginnings Britain would build an empire that spanned the globe Today the United Kingdom is a thriving diverse country with a bustling economy and a proud cultural tradition that goes back centuries The countrys official name is the United Kingdom of Great Britian and Northern Ireland HISTORY What is Great Britain anyway Great Britain is actually the name of the island that contains England Scotland and Wales The nation called the United Kingdom includes Great Britian plus Northern Ireland Got all that Most of the people we think of as British actually came from somewhere else First the Celts came from central Europe then the Romans from Italy Angles and Saxons from northern Germany Vikings from Denmark and finally the Normans from France Today millions of immigrants from around the world call Britain home Because of the size and shape of the island no place in Britain is more than miles from the ocean No wonder they like fish and chips so much One of the enduring mysteries of British history is Stonehengethe ancient rock formation believed to have been built by Celtic settlers No one knows how this structure was built but it couldnt have been easy The largest stones weigh tons Stonehenge was built about BCE making it nearly years oldolder than the great pyramid of Giza in Egypt Britain was part of the Roman Empire for about years The Romans built roads and water systems throughout the island The islands original name comes from the Romans term for the territory Britannia HISTORY The British natives didnt accept Roman rule easily A legendary Celtic Queen named Boudicca led an army in revolt and it took Roman soldiers to stop her After years or so the Romans grew tired of fighting the locals so they built a wall in Scotland called Hadrians Wall to keep the troublesome rebels out Early AngloSaxons worshiped Norse gods and many of our days of the week are named for them Tiws Day Tuesday Wodens Day Wednesday Friyas Day Friday and Thursday which was named for one god youve probably heard ofThors Day William the Conqueror became the first Norman king of England when his army invaded in He soon built the famous Tower of London not to protect him from foreign invaders but from his own people who werent happy with Norman rule A Welsh prince named Madoc who sailed west seeking new lands claimed to have found the American continent in three hundred years before Columbus HISTORY King Richard I the LionHearted was so focused on fighting faraway Crusades that he only spent six months of his entire life in Britain and never bothered to learn English he was born in France Thats right a French person became King of England Queen Elizabeth I who reigned in the 16th century 1500s was so popular that ladies at court tried to copy her appearance even blacking their teeth with soot to match Elizabeths decaying teeth The nation of Great Britain was officially created in when the Kingdoms of England and Scotland were united and formed a single parliament British history is filled with tales of military drama and adventure but the British can also lay claim to historys shortest war The AngloZanzibar War of which lasted only minutes HISTORY Britains Lady with the LampFlorence Nightingalewas an English nurse who traveled to Ukraine to care for wounded British soldiers during the Crimean War 1850s She earned her nickname from her nighttime rounds through the sick wards British women were granted the right to vote in eight years after American women One of the most famous criminals in history is Jack the Ripper a murderer who terrorized London in Hes referred to as Jack but nobody knows the killers name The grisly crimes were never solved 22C H A P T E R THE MONARCHY T here are still many active monarchies in the world but none has captured the worlds imagination quite like the British crown From ancient tales of Camelot and the Knights of the Round Table to the drama surrounding Harry and Meghan we cant seem to get enough of British royalty Some of these surprising facts may help explain our fascination THE MONARCHY Traditionally the British King or Queen had considerable power But there were rules For example to this day the Monarch cant set foot in the House of Commons in British Parliament Its not surprising The last king who did it was Charles I in the 17th century and he wound up getting his head cut off Speaking of beheading King Henry VIII married six times and beheaded two of his wives all to try to have a male heir But it was all for nothing Henry died without a son to take over the throne the daughter from his second wife became Queen Elizabeth I The lateQueen Elizabeth II became Britains longest reigning monarch in after years on the throne Compare that to Lady Jane Grey who in sat on the throne for only nine days After that she wasyou guessed it beheaded

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50 Things You Didn't Know about France

RedChairPress — Thu, 07 Aug 2025 23:39:36 +0000

Learn about the highlights of France's history and royal rulers, modern traditions, and unusual laws, and discover unique aspects of food and daily life in France.

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france, eiffel tower, cheese, croissants, landmarks, history, culture, surprises.

THINGS YOU DIDNT KNOW ABOUT Written and Illustrated by Sean ONeill THINGS YOU DIDNT KNOW ABOUT Written and Illustrated by Sean ONeill Egremont Massachusetts Things You Didnt Know About is produced and published by Red Chair Press wwwredchairpresscom Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Provided by Cassidy Cataloging Services Inc Names ONeill Sean author illustrator ONeill Sean things you didnt know about Series Title things you didnt know about France written and illustrated by Sean ONeill Other Titles France Description Egremont Massachusetts Red Chair Press Interest age level Includes bibliographical references and index Summary With Things You Didnt Know About France young readers will discover the highlights of Frances history and royal rulers modern traditions as well as strange and unusual laws and discover unique aspects of food and daily life in France Publisher Identifiers ISBN library hardcover softcover ebook LCCN Subjects LCSH FranceHistoryJuvenile literature FranceDescription and travelJuvenile literature FranceSocial life and customs Juvenile literature CYAC FranceHistory FranceDescription and travel FranceSocial life and customs BISAC JUVENILE NONFICTION Travel JUVENILE NONFICTION People Places Europe Classification LCC DC17 O54 DDC 944dc23 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Printed in the United States of America 1P F24CG TABLE of CONTENTS Chapter HISTORY Chapter REVOLUTION AND EMPIRE Chapter LEGENDS AND TRADITIONS Chapter DAILY LIFE Chapter CULTURE AND CUISINE Glossary Explore More IndexAbout the Author 11C H A P T E R HISTORY L ocated smack dab in the middle of the continent France is Europes largest country and for centuries has been at the crossroads of history Surrounded by seas on sides and protected by mountains Frances rich farmland mild climate and natural borders has made it a natural home for great civilizations throughout its history From its prehistoric beginnings through monarchy revolution empire and democracy the history of France is a sweeping saga and sometimes a bumpy ride Members of the European Union HISTORY The earliest known inhabitants of what we now call France were a tribe of early humans called Celts or Les Gaulois in French They called their land Gaul which is derived from a Celtic word for hero The Celts also named the French capital Paris The city was built around a small island in the Seine river and the earliest inhabitants were boaters and fishermen The Celtic word for boat is par so the people were called the parisii boat people Around BCE the land of Gaul was conquered by the Romans This invasion and occupation was a major victory for an upand coming Roman general who was headed for bigger thingsJulius Caesar HISTORY A few hundred years later in about another famous French king named Charlemagne would get his revenge on Julius Caesar Under Charlemagne the new Frankish empire conquered Rome and all of Italy Take that Caesar In this period there were several French Kings with unusual titles including Pepin the Short Charles the Bald Charles the Fat and Charles the Simple The name Gaul didnt really stick but after the Romans left a new tribe of Germanic people arrived from the east That tribes namethe Franksturned out to be a little more permanent The Kingdom of the Franks eventually became known as France Before the Romans arrived the Greeks settled and built a city in southern France called Massilia Its now known as Marseilles Frances second largest city and one of its oldest The first Frankish King Clovis was crowned around and is remembered as the first king of France A more modern French translation of his name Louis became the name for more French kings HISTORY Joan of Arcs victory was so inspiring to the French that the English feared her symbolic power and captured her and burnt her at the stake Joan of Arc is remembered as a great hero in France Her victories and inspiration led to the final defeat of the English in This event is remembered by historians as the birth of the modern nation of France In William the Conqueror from Normandy in northern France invaded England and became king For the next years northern France including Paris was officially part of England The Bayeaux Tapestry a 230footlong medieval artwork tells the story of the Norman invasion of England with over scenes of battle sewn into linen Its one of the greatest pieces of medieval art and is nearly years old In a seventeenyearold girl named Joan of Arc convinced the French King Charles VII to let her lead an army against the English She commanded a force of men to defeat the English at the city of Orlans 22C H A P T E R REVOLUTION AND EMPIRE T he glory of the French monarchy reached its peak in the 17th century with the reign of King Louis XIV Known as the Sun King Louis built grand tributes to his wealth and power including the huge palace of Versailles But widespread poverty and anger toward the King soon boiled over and in the French Revolution began changing the history of France and the world forever REVOLUTION AND EMPIRE The French Revolution marked the end of the monarchy in Franceat least for a while King Louis XVI ruled was forced from power and eventually beheaded in but his younger brother Louis XVIII returned to the throne years later French queen wife of Louis XVI Marie Antoinette famously remarked let them eat cake when asked about the starving peasants of France But she didnt mean birthday cakeshe was referring to the crumbs left behind in a bread pan after the wealthy had eaten all they wanted REVOLUTION AND EMPIRE The Revolution changed everything in France including the calendar The French Republican Calendar was adopted in and included a 10day week called a dcad and all new months with names like Nivse snowy Pluvise rainy and Floral flowery Napoleon changed the calendar back on January to the preRevolutionary calendar we know today The Revolution began with the idea of liberty equality and brotherhood but soon became a bloody Reign of Terror During this period French people were arrested and beheaded by the dreaded guillotine Louis was a very popular name for French kings There were of them although King Louis XIX one of the last French monarchs stepped down after only minutes on the throne making him the shortestreigning monarch in history One of the most important holidays in France is Bastille Day July 14th It marks the beginning of the French Revolution when angry Parisians stormed the Bastille a large prison for criminals and political enemies of the King

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50 Things You Didn't Know about Australia

RedChairPress — Thu, 07 Aug 2025 23:32:41 +0000

Read all about Australia's ancient culture, modern cities, and the unique aspects of food and daily life in this modern Continental nation.

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australia, facts, culture, animals, cities, food, history, surprising

THINGS YOU DIDNT KNOW ABOUT A U S TRALIA Written and Illustrated by Sean ONeill THINGS YOU DIDNT KNOW ABOUT A U S TRALIA Written and Illustrated by Sean ONeill Egremont Massachusetts Things You Didnt Know About is produced and published by Red Chair Press wwwredchairpresscom FREE lesson guide at wwwredchairpresscomfreeactivities Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Provided by Cassidy Cataloging Services Inc Names ONeill Sean author illustrator ONeill Sean things you didnt know about Series Title things you didnt know about Australia written and illustrated by Sean ONeill Other Titles Australia Description Egremont Massachusetts Red Chair Press Interest age level Includes bibliographical references and index Summary With Things You Didnt Know About Australia young readers will discover the highlights of Australias ancient culture modern cities and discover unique aspects of food and daily life in this modern Continental nationPublisher Identifiers ISBN library hardcover softcover ebook LCCN Subjects LCSH AustraliaHistoryJuvenile literature Australia Description and travelJuvenile literature AustraliaSocial life and customsJuvenile literature CYAC AustraliaHistory Australia Description and travel AustraliaSocial life and customs BISAC JUVENILE NONFICTION Travel JUVENILE NONFICTION People Places Australia Oceania ClassificationLCC DU96 O54 DDC 994dc23 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Printed in the United States of America 1P F24CG TABLE of CONTENTS Chapter AN ISLAND CONTINENT Chapter EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERY Chapter A NEW NATION Chapter DAILY LIFE Glossary Explore More IndexAbout the Author 11C H A P T E R AN ISLAND CONTINENT An island unto itself Australia is the only country on Earth that covers an entire continent Oceania is a grouping but not itself a continent Although it is the secondleast populated continent after Antarctica the rich biodiversity and variety of ecosystems makes Australia one of the most unique natural environments on the planet From arid deserts to sandy beaches snowcapped mountains to bustling cities Australia really is a place like no other AN ISLAND CONTINENT Australia isnt just a country Its also a continent and an island In fact its the worlds smallest continentand the worlds largest island The countrys name comes from the Latin term Terra Australis Incognita which means unknown land in the south European explorers used this term to identify any lands unknown to Europeans in the southern oceans so when they landed on Australia the name stuck Eastern Australia is separated from the rest of the continent by a large mountain range called the Great Dividing Range It wasnt until that any settlers successfully crossed these mountains Much of central Australia called the outback is mostly desert An area of southwestern Australia is called Nullarbor Plain for good reason Nullarbor means no trees in Latin AN ISLAND CONTINENT The Australian outback is rich in minerals The Argyle diamond mine in Kimberly produces more diamonds than any other mine in the world Australia may be the worlds smallest continent but can claim to have the worlds biggest rock At feet meters tall and miles km around Uluru is the worlds biggest single rock A very unusual rock formation with an even more unusual name is the Bungle Bungles in Western Australia These beehiveshaped rocks are covered with orange and black stripes

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The Von Blowhole Miracle Shut-Eye Sleep Method

seystudios — Tue, 29 Jul 2025 02:02:35 +0000

Willie Von Blowhole has a whale of a way for your child to catch some Z's beneath the Seven Seas. Follow this dapper whale as he prepares for bed with a truly unique aquatic routine.***Read what the critics are saying!***"If you're feeling crabby and need a nap, The Von Blowhole Method will do in a pinch!" - Jose Crabosito"I couldn't put it down. No really, my suction cups wouldn't let it go!" - Octavia MolluscaAbout the Author: In addition to writing for theme parks and resorts all around the world, Kevin Lively is also the author of Jungle Cruise ANIMALS! and "it's a small world" SHAPES! for Disney Book Group. Kevin has also contributed to motion pictures, television shows, board games, toys, and more.About the Artist: Sey has been illustrating professionally for over a decade. She draws inspiration for her "Lively art with a splash of whimsy" from all corners of fandom, as well as her own imagination. Her debut book, Maria's Family, was inspired by her own family and their Romanian heritage. She draws what makes her smile, hoping her art will spread happiness with all.

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Kevin Lively, Ashleymarie Sey Lively

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Action Adventure, Animals & Creatures, Art, Bed Time, Boys, Educational, Environment, Family & Friends, Fantasy, Lessons

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whale, bedtime book, childrens funny bedtime books, sleep tight, ocean, ocean animal, sealife, adventure, zoo adventure, fish

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ABC ADVENTURE GUIDEBOOK

seystudios — Mon, 28 Jul 2025 23:38:21 +0000

From the adventurous minds of Skipper Kevin and Sey Aloha comes a book that belongs on every young explorer’s shelf: the ABC Adventure Guidebook! This is a child’s first rhyming guidebook to the world of adventure, presented in a lively artistic style. It features 26 letters of pure tropical escapism for early readers. You’ll never be lost in the jungle without a basic understanding of the alphabet again!

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Action Adventure, Animals & Creatures, Art, Bed Time, Classics, Educational, Environment, Imagination, Lessons, Mother Nature

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alphabet, abc, safari, animal, jungle, adventure, sloth, capybara, explorer, yeti

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Ludwig van Beethoven (Classical Composers)

RedChairPress — Wed, 23 Jul 2025 22:27:20 +0000

Known for his emotionally charged and groundbreaking compositions, including the Ninth Symphony and "Moonlight Sonata," Beethoven overcame deafness to create some of the most influential and best-loved works in the history of Western classical music. Colorful illustrations plus photographs of meaningful sites and settings connect readers to important points in Beethoven's history. A timeline and B Sharp sidebars add details to the composer's life story.

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978-1643714257

Joanne Mattern (Author), Marilena Perilli

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Art, Educational, History

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Illustrations, Music, Narrations

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music, history

https://www.amazon.com/Ludwig-van-Beethoven-Classical-Composers/dp/1643714252

CLASSICAL COMPOSERS Ludwig van BEETHOVEN CLASSICAL COMPOSERS Ludwig van BEETHOVEN by Joanne Mattern with Consultation by John Viscardi Executive Director of Classic Lyric Arts illustrated by Marilena Perilli Egremont Massachusetts Classical Composers has been produced and published by Red Chair Press Books for Young Readers Red Chair Press LLC PO Box South Egremont MA wwwredchairpresscom Download a Free Activity Guide on our website For more information about Classic Lyric Arts visit wwwclassiclyricartsorg Names Mattern Joanne author Viscardi John consultant Perilli Marilena illustrator Title Ludwig van Beethoven by Joanne Mattern with consultation by John Viscardi executive director of Classic Lyric Arts illustrated by Marilena Perilli Description Egremont Massachusetts Red Chair Press Series Classical composers Interest age level Includes bibliographical references and index Summary Ludwig van Beethoven a German composer and pianist bridged the Classical and Romantic eras Colorful illustrations plus photographs of meaningful sites and settings connect readers to important points in Beethovens history A timeline and B Sharp sidebars add details to the composers life storyPublisher Identifiers ISBN LB hardcover paperback SL ebook LCCN Subjects LCSH Beethoven Ludwig van 17701827Juvenile literature ComposersGermany BiographyJuvenile literature CYAC Beethoven Ludwig van Composers GermanyBiography LCGFT Biographies BISAC JUVENILE NONFICTION Biography Autobiography Music JUVENILE NONFICTION Biography Autobiography Performing Arts JUVENILE NONFICTION Music Classical Classification LCC ML410B4 M38 DDC 78092dc23 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Image credits Cover pp Shutterstock p SZ Photo Blanc Kunstverlag Bridgeman Images pp Bridgeman Images pp Lebrecht Music Arts Bridgeman Images Illustrations Marilena Perilli except p by Joe LeMonnier Printed in the United States of America 1P CGF25 Table of Contents A Musical Genius A Difficult Childhood A New Teacher Off to Vienna Terrible News His Greatest Works Beethovens Death Timeline Glossary Read More Index A Musical Genius Ludwig van Beethoven LOODvig VON BAYtoeven was a musical genius He created some of the most powerful classical music ever heard Beethoven had a difficult life But the music he wrote made people feel excited and happy A Difficult Childhood Ludwig was probably born on December He was born in Bonn Germany His father and grandfather were both musicians They worked for a prince His mother took care of the family Ludwig had two older brothers who died before he was born and several younger siblings He was named after his grandfather B B SHARP No one is sure exactly when Beethoven was born He said he was born in But church records show he was baptized in

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Rice and Beans

RedChairPress — Wed, 23 Jul 2025 19:19:05 +0000

Mom and Dad have blue eyes. Mine are black. We don't look much alike, but that doesn't matter to me! Adopted children may have different skin or hair color from parents or siblings. But there's a lot more to making a family than sharing red hair and freckles!

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978-1939656001

Wiley Blevins (Author), Mattia Cerato

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Daddy & Me, Educational, Embracing Diversity, Family & Friends, Growing Up, Mommy & Me, Self Esteem

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adoption, family, love, identity, belonging, differences, understanding, home.

https://www.amazon.com/Beans-Family-Snaps-Wiley-Blevins/dp/1939656001

Mom and Dad have red hair I have black hair We dont look much alike but that doesnt matter to me Adopted children may have different skin or hair color from parents or siblings But theres a lot more to making a family than sharing red hair and freckles W i l e y B l e v i n s R i c e a n d B e a n s Written by Wiley Blevins Illustrated by Mattia Cerato Written by Wiley Blevins Illustrated by Mattia Cerato Please visit our website at wwwredchairpresscom Find a free catalog of all our highquality products for young readers Rice and Beans Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Prepared by The Donohue Group Inc Blevins Wiley Rice and beans written by Wiley Blevins illustrated by Mattia Cerato p col ill cm Family snaps Summary A young girl adopted from China sees that her hair and skin color are different from that of her parents She finds however that theres much more to making a family than sharing red hair and freckles Interest age level Issued also as an ebook ISBN lib bindinghardcover ISBN pbk ISBN eBk Adopted childrenJuvenile fiction Individual differencesJuvenile fiction Identity Psychology Juvenile fiction FamiliesJuvenile fiction AdoptionFiction IdentityFiction Families Fiction I Cerato Mattia II Title PZ7B618652 Ri E Copyright Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom First published by Red Chair Press LLC PO Box South Egremont MA Printed in the United States of America Mom said she dreamed of having a girl Dad said he wanted me more than turnips Thats his favorite food Ick My hair is black My eyes are black too My mom and dad have red hair And skin the color of vanilla ice cream I was born in a place far away A place where people say neehou instead of hello Now I eat brown beans and cornbread A place where they eat pork dumplings and rice Lots and lots of rice Lots and lots of cornbread Mom and Dad flew in a plane to get me Then we flew home together You cried all the way home said Dad Im older now I dont cry much When we go shopping people stare Why dont you look like your mom and dad asked a little girl I tell her Im adopted That means I have a birth mom and a forever mom My birth mom loved me But she couldnt take care of me She had to let me go My forever mom loves me too She says shell never let me go

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Mom's New Friend

RedChairPress — Wed, 23 Jul 2025 19:14:38 +0000

Mom has a new friend who comes around a lot. Why do I have to like him? His name is Dan, just like the stinky kid at my school.It's not easy for a young boy or girl to handle a new friend in their parent's life. But when they all go on a road trip together, things begin to look a little better.

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Educational, Family & Friends, Growing Up, Lessons, Mommy & Me

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mom, friend, feelings, change, family, acceptance, road‑trip, understanding

https://www.amazon.com/Moms-New-Friend-Family-Snaps/dp/1936163969

Mom has a new friend who comes around a lot Why do I have to like him His name is Dan just like the stinky kid at my school Its not easy for a young boy or girl to handle a new friend in their parents life But when they all go on a road trip together things begin to look a little better M a t t i a C e r a t o M o m s N e w F r i e n d Written and Illustrated by Mattia Cerato Written and Illustrated by Mattia Cerato Please visit our website at wwwredchairpresscom Find a free catalog of all our highquality products for young readers Moms New Friend Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Prepared by The Donohue Group Inc Cerato Mattia Moms new friend written and illustrated by Mattia Cerato p col ill cm Family snaps Summary A young boy is reluctant to accept his moms new friend Dan However when they all go on a road trip together he finds that Dan is not as bad as he imagined Interest age level Issued also as an ebook ISBN lib bindinghardcover ISBN pbk ISBN eBk Children of single parentsJuvenile fiction Manwoman relationshipsJuvenile fiction Dating Social customsJuvenile fiction Automobile travelJuvenile fiction Single mothersFiction Manwoman relationshipsFiction Dating Social customsFiction Automobile travelFiction I Title PZ7C472 Mo E Copyright Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom First published by Red_Chair_Press_LLC PO_Box_333 South_Egremont_MA_012580333 Printed in the United States of America M o ms got a new friend I havent met him yet But I dont think Ill like him Mom says on Sunday we will go on a trip with him new friend is named Dan H e r Theres a boy at school that stinks a lot called Dan They say hes never showered in his whole life Mom says well see lots of I like animals but I can read about them at home animals I d o nt like leaving home I can play video games when Im home But I cant if we leave on Sunday car Mom says that Dan has a big It can drive in mud and across rivers says the trip will be fun S h e o T it just looks dirty m e a nd Maybe its dirty stinky like the Dan at my school we there yet A r e Mom says you have to be patient to see the beautiful sights But I know they will be ugly and boring Id rather be home

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The Best Birthday Gift

RedChairPress — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 22:15:35 +0000

Nana teaches Nate that the best birthday gift doesn't come in a box. Character concept: Fairness: Listen to others.

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978-1936163038

Barbara Bakowski (Author), Jackie Stafford

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Boys, Educational, Family & Friends, Growing Up, Lessons, Mommy & Me, Wellness

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birthday, nana, gift, listening, fairness, kindness, family, caring

https://www.amazon.com/Best-Birthday-Gift-Character-Education/dp/1936163039

Funny Bone Readers The Best Birthday Gift by Barbara Bakowski illustrated by Jackie Stafford by Barbara Bakowski illustrated by Jackie Stafford This page inTenTionally lefT blank Funny Bone Readers The Best Birthday Gift by Barbara Bakowski illustrated by Jackie Stafford It is a special day for Nana I will take her a birthday gift says Nate He picks some flowers Nate puts the flowers on the kitchen table Those flowers are pretty Dad says Nana will like Nate interrupts Nana will LOVE these flowers he says I will make a card too Okay Dad says Remember to put the flowers Nate interrupts again Nana will like MY card best Dad points to the flowers Just remember to put the flowers in

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Not So Fast!

RedChairPress — Mon, 21 Jul 2025 05:12:51 +0000

When four friends head off to the park, careful planning rules the day. Safety: Bike Safety.

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978-1936163489

Anna Prokos (Author), Constanza Basaluzzo

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Educational, Environment, Family & Friends, Health & Sports, Lessons

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snails, slow, patience, nature, fun, exploration, comparison, mindfulness

https://www.amazon.com/Not-Fast-Funny-Bone-Readers/dp/1936163489

Living Healthy Safety Bike Safety RCP489 Funny Bone Readers Not So Fast by Anna Prokos illustrated by Constanza Basaluzzo Not So Fast When four friends head off to the park careful planning rules the day Reading Levels GR E DRA Lexile 240L inTenTionally This page lefT blank Funny Bone Readers Not So Fast by Anna Prokos illustrated by Constanza Basaluzzo What a great day for the park Miguel thinks He calls some friends Lets go to the park Bring your wheels he tells them Miguel cant wait This is going to be awesome he says Kelly is first to arrive with her bike She is ready to play at the park Lets go she says Not so fast Miguel tells her He points to her shoes You shouldnt wear flipflops to ride Its not safe Good point says Kelly Kelly reaches into her backpack Now Im ready she says as she ties her sneakers

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Pandas Help Out

RedChairPress — Mon, 21 Jul 2025 05:08:29 +0000

Is skipping school cool or will the pandas learn a new lesson? Mental Health: Role Models.

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978-1936163564

N. B. Grace (Author), Nigel Buchanan

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Animals & Creatures, Educational, Environment, Growing Up, Health & Sports, Wellness

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pandas, school, skipping, lesson, friends, health, responsibility, choices.

https://www.amazon.com/Pandas-Help-Funny-Bone-Readers/dp/193616356X

Living Healthy Mental Health Role Models RCP564 Funny Bone Readers a n d as Help Out G r ace illustrated by Nigel Buchanan b y N B P Pandas Help Out or will the pandas learn a new lesson Is skipping school cool Reading Levels GR F DRA Lexile 360L inTenTionally This page lefT blank Funny Bone Readers a n d as Help Out G r ace illustrated by Nigel Buchanan b y N B P When pandas go to school they help one another But Liam and Ling would rather not bother The pandas all gather by a big bamboo tree Lets count the leaves Teacher says How many can you see But Liam is bored Ling is too Lets run off and play There are more fun things to do So Liam and Ling sneak off from school They dont care at all that theyre breaking a rule They see Tiger and Leopard planting a tree They sing while they work They love to be free

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ABCs at the Haunted House (ABC Adventures)

RedChairPress — Wed, 16 Jul 2025 22:19:41 +0000

Come along to the haunted house. Let's see how many letters of the alphabet we spot along the way. Beware of the cobwebs!

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978-1643713106