Author Profile
Marion Dane Bauer
2 Books
Marion Dane Bauer is an American author of books for children and young adults, known for realistic fiction, animal stories, picture books, poetry-like chapter books, and nonfiction for young readers. Her works include Newbery Honor book On My Honor, as well as titles such as A Bear Named Trouble, Little Dog, Lost, Little Cat's Luck, and Dinosaur Thunder. Bauer’s writing often explores trust, courage, family, loss, and the bond between children and animals in clear, emotionally direct language.
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Books in "50 States to Celebrate"
Jump into an amazing adventure with Mr. Geo, your favorite geography teacher! He loves discovering new places, and today, he's taking you on a special trip to North Carolina.
Your journey begins at the beautiful Outer Banks, where you can imagine climbing tall lighthouses and searching for hidden pirate treasure. Picture yourself soaring through the air while hang-gliding, just like the amazing Wright Brothers did when they made history with the first airplane flight right there!
But that's not all! You'll also visit exciting historic sites, fascinating museums, and thrilling sports stadiums. Get ready to explore the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains, too. With Mr. Geo as your guide, you'll uncover all the cool things that make North Carolina a state worth celebrating.
This book is packed with fun. It includes helpful maps to guide you, a glossary to learn new words, and cool activities. It's perfect for school projects or for planning your next family adventure!
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
40 Pages
Pack your bags and say hello to Mr. Geo, everybody's absolute favorite geography teacher! He is always ready to explore fascinating new places, and today he is taking a whirlwind tour of Illinois, the famous Prairie State. The grand adventure kicks off in the bustling city of Chicago with a brilliantly colorful kite-flying festival. Next, it is off to the Field Museum to stand in awe beneath the largest T. rex skeleton ever discovered. The journey only gets better as Mr. Geo rides classic riverboats down the water, visits a working farm, and climbs the mysterious, ancient Cahokia Mounds. He even steps back in time to explore the historic sites where Abraham Lincoln lived and worked. Bursting with fun facts and exciting stops, this engaging guide helps early readers discover exactly what makes Illinois a state worth celebrating. Grab your map and jump into a fun-filled road trip through the heart of the Midwest!
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
36 Pages