Library of Congress

Description: Did you know that the Library of Congress is one of the largest libraries in the world? This is one of many fascinating facts readers will learn about the Library of Congress. Leveled text guides readers through the library's history and what it's like today. Features include a timeline and facts about the people who work there. An ending spread explains what the library symbolizes.

Review Quotes: This level 3 reader, part of the U.S. Government Buildings series (6 titles), introduces one of the most important buildings in the U.S. Written in clear, easy-to-read text, the book shares the library's history, what it does today, and why it matters to the country. Helpful features like a timeline and a map of the Library of Congress buildings support understanding and strengthen nonfiction reading skills. The book also explains the roles of the people who work at the library. A glossary defines key vocabulary words, making it easier for early readers to follow along independently. Illustrations paired with historical and modern photographs highlight the importance of the library through time. Educational and visually engaging, this title is a strong choice for classrooms and young readers curious about American history and government.--Alana Jara "Booklist"