by Peter Sis
Greenwillow Books, June, 2004.
Picture Book, 55 pages.
ISBN: 0060578386
Ages Young Adult

The train of the states is leaving on its journey. Each car of the train is a
state which is shown on a colorful page with attractive drawings relevant to that
particular state. Each page has details about the featured state, including
the state flower, state tree, state bird, state motto and date of
statehood. Kids can also
learn the capitols of the states as they read along in the book. The last car in the
train of states is Hawaii, which has the nene as state bird and the yellow hibiscus
as its state flower. After Hawaii comes the caboose, which is Washington D.C.
The
Train of States is a terrific book for teaching children how the United
States came into being, and illustrating the many differences in our fifty states.
The Train of States is available for purchase on
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This review was published in the September-October, 2004 of The Internet Writing Journal.
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