Candice Ransom Libros

Designed for young readers, this book provides essential foundations for engaging with nonfiction texts. It emphasizes key reading strategies and critical thinking skills that help children navigate and understand various informational materials. By fostering a love for learning and exploration, it prepares them for future academic success and encourages curiosity about the world around them.

Designed to provide young readers with essential skills for understanding nonfiction, this book focuses on building a strong foundation in reading and learning. It emphasizes key concepts and strategies that will enhance comprehension and encourage a lifelong love for factual literature. Engaging and informative, it serves as a valuable resource for developing critical thinking and analytical skills in young learners.

Set during the Civil War, the story follows eleven-year-old Willie McLean, who is convinced of General Lee's impending victory. His excitement peaks when Lee visits his home in Appomattox, but his world is shaken when he overhears a conversation with General Grant that includes the word "Surrender." This moment forces Willie to confront the reality of the war's conclusion and its implications for his beliefs and future. The narrative captures the innocence of youth amidst the backdrop of a pivotal historical event.

Delve into the fascinating history of Pembroke Welsh corgis, originally bred for herding livestock. This book offers engaging insights into the breed's unique traits, along with essential care tips for corgi owners. Discover fun facts that highlight the charm and character of these beloved dogs.

Explore the origins of classic spooky tales in this well-researched series designed for young readers. Each story delves into the fascinating history and cultural context behind popular ghostly legends, ensuring a safe and engaging experience for kids.

The book invites readers to discover Indiana by exploring its top ten attractions, including captivating caves, vibrant parks, and engaging museums. It emphasizes the state's rich history while providing an Indiana by Map feature for easy location of these sites. Additionally, a special section offers essential state information, such as the motto, capital, population, and notable foods, enhancing the reader's understanding of the Hoosier State.

Focusing on a pivotal historical event, this story introduces young readers to the brave actions of the all-African-American surfmen of Pea Island during a shipwreck rescue on October 11, 1896. Ten-year-old Sam Deal, along with his horse Ginger, aspires to join the surfmen and faces a critical moment where he must decide if he can assist in saving nine stranded lives. The narrative blends real events with engaging storytelling, culminating in a summary that highlights the historical significance of this heroic act.