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M is for Mitten: The Michigan Alphabet
Illustrated by Michael G. MonroeWhere was the first mile of highway paved? Who was the 38th President of the United States? What is the nation's most remote National Park? What was the first bottled soda pop in this country? Find the answers to these questions and many more in "M is for Mitten: A Michigan Alphabet. "
Author Annie Appleford has written "M is for Mitten: A Mi...more
Author Annie Appleford has written "M is for Mitten: A Mi...more
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
September 15th 1999
by Gale Cengage
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"M is for Mitten
the shape of our land.
To see lower Michigan
just hold up your hand."
M is for Mitten is a beautiful alphabet tribute to the great state of Michigan. With poems, beautiful artwork, and background information on each page, this book is entertaining and educational. As much as I love to complain about my home state, books like this remind me why I still live here after all these years. Michiganders still have reason to be proud of our state, even with all our difficulties.
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the shape of our land.
To see lower Michigan
just hold up your hand."
M is for Mitten is a beautiful alphabet tribute to the great state of Michigan. With poems, beautiful artwork, and background information on each page, this book is entertaining and educational. As much as I love to complain about my home state, books like this remind me why I still live here after all these years. Michiganders still have reason to be proud of our state, even with all our difficulties.
This is a gr...more
I’ve had this book read to me so many times. It’s a total need to read for Michiganders! It gives a rhyme and then it gives you background information of that topic. It’s pretty cool book. It might be a little outdated but it’s worth the read. So read it!
My kids loved this book. They loved learning in detail about the different things that come from or are a part of Michigan. So many mini-lessons can come out of this book.
I love this entire series, and I adore this publishing company.
It was very factual. It got very boring.
Entertaining for my students
history facts, information and icons of the state of Michigan
Cute
Just bought this for a gift for a friend's child who lives in Saginaw - fabluous way to introduce a home state's history to a child, the illustrations are captivating for adults and children alike!
Jan 29, 2013
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