Suzanne Tate's History Series |
Holly from Hatteras
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About Nags Head Art About the Author and Illustrator Nature Series |
| Helping the Wright Brothers A Tale of First Flight Helpers #2 in Suzanne Tate's History Series
Retail $4.95, pap. |
Burnside and Sideburns A Tale of Civil War Days#3 in Suzanne Tate's History Series A portrayal of the Civil War through the journal of a young girl. The story takes place in February 1862 when General Burnside and his men arrive on Roanoke Island, North Carolina. The term "sideburns" came from the General's name. Retail $4.95, pap. |
| Soft Step & Bright Eyes A Tale of Native American Life #4 in Suzanne Tate's History Series
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 FlyerA Tale of the Wright Dog #5 in Suzanne Tate's History Series A story about a stray dog that becomes Wilbur Wright's friend while the famous aviator is in France, testing his new invention, the airplane. Retail $4.95, pap. |
 Color
and Discover Activity Book The Crabby Lady gets Historical A new coloring and activity book featuring four books in Suzanne Tate's History Series! Children will have fun while learning facts about Native Americans, the Wright Brothers, U.S. Civil War and Life-saving Service. ISBN 1-878405-33-0
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Teaching Guide Susan Maloney, Ph.D. ISBN 1-878405-27-6
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 Teaching Guide Linda Joyner ISBN 1-878405-35-7 |
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About Nags Head Art About the Author and Illustrator Nature Series |
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book about shipwrecks and life on the coast at the turn of the century, written by
award-winning children's book author, Suzanne Tate, and illustrated by James Melvin.
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story of the Tate family who lived at Kitty Hawk and helped the famous brothers with their
experiments in flight. It was written with the assistance of the National Park Service
historian at the Wright Brothers National Memorial in Kill Devil Hills.
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story based on a report to Sir Walter Raleigh, telling of the first contact in America
between English explorers and Native American people.