About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their child is assigned a school project on the original colonies or when the family is planning a trip to the East Coast. It is an ideal resource for a middle-grade student who is beginning to ask deeper questions about how laws are made and how the places we live have changed since the founding of our country. The book explores the rich history of the 'Keystone State' while also detailing its modern-day culture and geography. Beyond just facts and figures, this guide taps into themes of civic pride and the spirit of independence. It is perfectly aged for 9 to 14 year olds, offering a reading level that is informative without being dense. Parents will appreciate how it balances historical significance with contemporary life, helping children see themselves as part of a continuing story. It is a reliable choice for building both a child's vocabulary and their sense of place in the world.
