Margaret King Boeken

Focusing on the alarming reality of drug overdose as the leading cause of death for Americans under 50, this book explores addiction as a disease rather than a moral failing. It highlights that 1 in 8 American adults are affected by this issue, emphasizing the widespread impact of addiction on individuals and society. Through its insights, the book aims to foster a deeper understanding of the complexities of addiction and the urgent need for compassionate approaches to treatment and support.

Delving into the life of Sacagawea, this primary source reader highlights her vital role in Lewis and Clark's westward expedition. Through firsthand accounts and historical documents, readers gain insight into her contributions, challenges, and the impact she had on the journey, offering a deeper understanding of her legacy in American history.

The book delves into the creation and enduring significance of the US Constitution, making it accessible and engaging for fifth-grade students. Incorporating TIME For Kids content, it aims to enhance critical literacy skills while providing an informative look at this foundational document's history and impact over more than 230 years.

Exploring the complexities of the Electoral College, this informative book delves into its historical significance and evolution, highlighting its original purpose of representing smaller states. It features engaging content, including fun facts and sidebars, complemented by TIME© images. Designed to enhance comprehension and vocabulary, the text includes a glossary, index, and Reader's Guide, along with activities that promote critical thinking. Additional resources are provided for further exploration, making it an engaging read for students.