That Star Spangled Banner The song we sing to celebrate America is now over 200 years old. Gabrielle not only recounts the story of how the song was written, but explains how important the American Flag was to the song's autho
| Title | : | That Star Spangled Banner |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.94 (251 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1562290339 |
| Format Type | : | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages | : | 34 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-05-08 |
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The Bestselling Children's Book about "The Star Spangled Banner"Ten-year old author, and native Marylander, Gabrielle Stewart, tells the story of the danger, dedication, and bravery behind our national anthem and the special role Maryland played in saving the nation during the almost forgotten War of 1812.The song we sing to celebrate America is now over 200 years old. Gabrielle not only recounts the story of how the song was written, but explains how important the American Flag was to the song's author, Francis Scott Key, and how without the bravery of Marylanders, we not only wouldn't have our national anthem, but our country might be entirely different.This well-researched and easy to read book is a great gift for anyone who loves American history and wants to know more about how The Star Spangled Banner came to be our national anthem. The fact that the author is a 10-year old student also gives inspiration to children to share their creativity, learning, and
Editorial : About the Author
GABRIELLE STEWART is ten-years-old. She’s in 4th grade at a school for academically gifted students. Gabby loves spending time with her family and friends, math, reading, soccer, gymnastics, hand knitting, fashion design, glitter, glam and hot pink. She lives with her family in Mitchellville, Maryland.
His writing is lovely and very accessible to the layperson -- it never gets bogged down with technical terms, nor is there ever a "see how smart I am" overtone that occasionally taints books of this genre. I mean immediately. Mr. C.J. The pictures are barely colorable. This edition's new material is especially welcome because the author continues to emphasize the practicality of scheduling theory.. I bought it expecting it to be as it was described, but soon realized that it was more about men than women. This book gives you tools that you need. Just didn't interest me. Covering more Italian commanders (ones, perhaps, with less German-sounding names) also could made the book richer and more meaningful to students of the theater; this is a neglected topic. I was expecting something with a narrow medical focus, so the breadth of topics touched in this book was an unexpected surprise. It begins with a young man going to an interview about getting some photo shots done by an artist he had
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