Fourth of July (children)

Fireworks, parades, and picnics are just a few of the ways Americans commemorate their freedom every July. This book presents the story of the United States' struggle for independence from Great Britain.

Discusses the history of Independence Day and how it is celebrated.

Re-creates the American colonies before, during, and after the American Revolution by describing in words and pictures various aspects of the colonists' lives, including work, food, clothing, shelter, religion, the events leading to the war, and life as a soldier.

Four energetic mice enjoy a parade and other festivities on Independence Day.

Eloise and Nanny are going to a big parade!

Illustrations and simple rhyming text describe the fun of a Fourth of July parade.

Readers get to share a variety of things while attending a Fourth of July party.

Bradley, Brian, Nate, and Lucy enter their pets in the Fourth of July costume competition, but just as they complete making Polly the pony into Thomas Jefferson, and Pal the dog into the Declaration of Independence, the animals run away and the children must find them before it is too late to win the prize.

An introduction to the men who put aside their differences to create a new kind of nation.

"The history of the feuds between the founding fathers during the course of the Revolution"--Provided by publisher. Can't get enough of Hamilton? Think the British were the only ones we squabbled with during the Revolutionary War? Think again! A unique look at how the founding fathers settled their differences in their quest to settle a nation. The Revolutionary War was full of bloody battles and broken treaties. But it wasn't just about the colonies...