Bøger af Barbara Ann Mojica

WINNER OF A B.R.A.G. MEDALLION WINNER OF THE 2018 INTERNATIONAL BOOK EXCELLENCE AWARD IN CHILDREN'S NONFICTIONWINNER 2018 READER'S FAVORITE INTERNATIONAL BOOK AWARDS SILVER MEDAL IN CHILDREN'S EDUCATIONAL BOOKSWho was George Washington? Washington is best known as America's first president, but he was also a military hero. If you asked George Washington what he really wanted to be, he would reply, "a farmer." Seeking to revolutionize antiquated 18th-century farming methods, Washington experimented with crop rotation, fertilizers, plowing, and plants. The Mount Vernon Ladies Association began restoring his estate to its former glory in 1853. Today the buildings, grounds and The Donald W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center reveal the real Father of the United States of America.WHAT YOU WILL LEARN...-Who designed Mount Vernon and what was his plan called?-The roles George Washington played in America-The rooms in the Mansion House -Who gave Washington a special gift in the foyer?-The people who lived at Mount Vernon-The buildings on the grounds-Life as a slave-The president who donated bricks from the White House-See artifacts from the family in the Donald W. Reynolds Museum-Washington's Tomb and Memorial-The Slave Memorial-George Washington's opinion on slaveryMaybe you can't take a trip to MOUNT VERNON right now, but you can click on the Buy Now button to begin reading.

WINNER OF THE B.R.A.G. MEDALLION2018 FINALIST IN THE TOP SHELF BOOK AWARDS IN CHILDREN'S NONFICTIONWhat is Ellis Island and why is it so important to our history?Find out about the history of the island and who designed the immigration building. Walk in the footsteps of the immigrants as they waited on long lines in the Great Hall before they answered questions, underwent medical examinations and were categorized. Meet some of the people who worked on Ellis Island and view the faces of the immigrants on the walls of the Museum. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN- Who was the first immigrant?- How many questions were asked?- How long did the medical exam take and how were immigrants marked?- What percent failed inspection and what happened to them?- How many Americans trace ancestors through Ellis Island? Why did Ellis Island get the nickname, "Island of Tears?" Learn about the "sad side" of the island and what happened after it was closed to immigration. YOU WILL ALSO LEARN THESE AMAZING FACTS- Meet some of the inspectors- What happened on Ellis Island during World War II and the Cold War- See photographs of the immigrants and trace their pathway to America- Learn about the Cold War- The argument the Supreme Court settled in 1998 Begin your journey, CLICK on the BUY BUTTON NOW

Ready for some fun? Now you can color some of my adventures in this first of my coloring books. Grab those crayons, pencils or markers and put your colors on these historical people and places.

WINNER 2017 GLOBAL EBOOK GOLD MEDAL Juvenile/Young Adult NONFICTIONFINALIST IN 2016 INDEPENDENT AUTHOR NETWORK CHILDREN'S NONFICTION CATEGORYWINNER OF THE B.R.A.G. MEDALLIONWhere can you explore life on a submarine, an aircraft carrier, and outer space all in one place? Answer: At the INTREPID, Sea, Air & Space Museum at Pier 86 in NYCWHAT YOU WILL SEE AND DO: -Watch actual footage of war movies-See WW II planes-Explore daily life on board-Go inside an army helicopter-See inside a space capsule-View the Enterprise space shuttleRead more about this one ship's amazing history, and the sacrifices of those who served on her, to keep the USA safe and free!-Learn the USS Intrepid's historic role in WW II-Learn about kamikazes-The African-American hero-The part it played in the Vietnam War-The role played in the Cold War-It's part in NASA-FBI headquarters during 911-See inside the nuclear submarine USS Growler docked nearbyWHY NOT CLICK ON THE BUY BUTTON AND BEGIN READING?

Did you ever wonder what it would be like to live in the Wild West? Today you can, in the town of TOMBSTONE, Arizona. Step back in time to the nineteenth century. Visit the Goodenough Silver Mine. Walk along the streets with actors dressed like cattle rustlers and outlaws. You will see a reenactment of the infamous gunfight at the OK Corral. Try a bumpy ride on a horse-drawn stagecoach. There's the BootHill Cemetery, graves of notorious citizens, and outlaws of the past. Don't forget to visit The Tombstone Epitaph newspaper office, publishing since 1880.

Step inside the house where FDR made history!WHAT OTHERS HAVE TO SAY ABOUTTHE LITTLE MISS HISTORY BOOK SERIES…"...Turning the pages is like visiting an interactive museum and taking a journey through each milestone. Little Miss History "travels" and so do we, enjoyably so - and I am sure to the bookshelves of many fans of this delightful series." - Amazon Reviewer"This is a series not to be missed. History teachers will love its entertainment value, and the important facts it conveys. Kids will love it for the fun and colorful illustrations. Overall, a win-win for everyone."- Reviewed by Kitty Muse Book Reviews