Illinois

Illinois by Barbara A. Somervill, published by Children’s Press in 2001, offers an informative exploration of the geography, history, landmarks, natural resources, and government of the state of Illinois. This edition spans 80 pages and is presented in English, making it accessible for a wide range of readers interested in learning about this significant U.S. state.
Readers will find a variety of features that enhance their understanding of Illinois, including sidebars with fun facts, statistics, and biographies. The book also includes timelines and a glossary of notable individuals from the state, as well as recipes that reflect local culture. This comprehensive approach to juvenile nonfiction provides insights into the people and places that shape Illinois, making it a valuable resource for those interested in state and local history.
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Information is presented on the geography, history, landmarks, natural resources, and government of Illinois. Features include sidebars with fun facts, statistics, biographies, and state name explanations; timelines; a glossary of famous people from each state; recipes; and more.
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