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Alaska: The Last Frontier
All About Chocolate
All About Kites
An Apple a Day
Arrows
Bessie Coleman
Charlene's Sea of Cortez Journal
Explorer's Guide to World Weather
Exploring Tide Pools
Fishing in Simplicity
Foods Around the World
Glow-in-the-Dark Animals
Going to the Super Bowl
How the Robin Stole Fire
Inventions
Mozart
Murdoch's Path
Neighborhood Mystery
Only One Aunt Maggie
Rattlers
Robin Hood Wins the Sheriff's Golden Arrow
Sea Turtles
Ships and Boats
Skydiving
Speed
Storm Chasers
The Hard Stuff! All About Bones
The Olympics: Past and Present
The Thesaurus
Treasure Found
Turtle Tom
Two Artists: Vermeer's Forger
We're in Business
Weird Bird Beaks
Wildlife Rescue
Wonders of Nature
Alaska: The Last Frontier Alaska: The Last Frontier
nonfiction
Words Included:
   Arctic Circle
   aurora borealis
   delicacy
   economy
   individualism
   kayak
   preserve
   relatively
   tundra
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The cold, wild land of Alaska is sometimes called "The Last Frontier." From the exciting history of gold miners to the bright future of the state's oil fields, Alaska is a unique part of the United States. It is the largest state in the union--covering over 1.7 million square kilometers--and is home to Mount McKinley, the tallest mountain in North America. People from all over the world come to see Alaska's beautiful landscapes and amazing wildlife.
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