Red, White, and Blue
The Story of the American Flag
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Red, White, and Blue
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John Herman
About this listen
Did you know that some people call the American flag Stars and Stripes, or Old Glory? Or that it hasn’t always looked the way it does today? That’s because the American flag has a rich and fascinating history dating all the way back to the 1700s, before the United States was even a country! Young readers will learn all this and more from this captivating, easy-to-understand level 3 reader, perfect for kids learning how to read independently.
Complete with charming illustrations, simple, large text, and a skilled overview of American history that is easily accessible to children, Red, White, and Blue shares the important true story about how the United States became a country, the development of its flag, and its patriotic past.
Reader Level 3: Level 3 is for Transitional Readers who are comfortable with multi-syllable and compound words. These books include more dialogue, different points of view, complex storylines, and are available in a range of genres.
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