West VirginiaCelebrate the richness and diversity of the United States of America in this exciting series. Readers can explore the unique character of each state -- its land and waterways, its history, its government and economy, its festivals, cultural diversity, landmarks and exciting stories of success. Readers will also hear the voices of men and women alive today. They will see the beauties and hidden treasures of each state and hear the social issues and concerns faced by the residents. Each book opens with a series of quotes by both contemporary residents and people from the past -- giving voice to the state's concerns, admiration for the people, love of the land, nostalgia for the past and excitement for the future. |
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GEOGRAPHY MOUNTAINOUS WONDERLAND | 10 |
HISTORY APPALACHIAN FRONTIER | 28 |
GOVERNMENT AND ECONOMY WORKING TOGETHER | 54 |
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