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Discover a legendary conqueror in this Alexander the Great alphabet biography!
What Kids Will Discover in A is for Alexander:
Perfect for children ages 5-9, this Alexander the Great alphabet biography combines storytelling, history, and myth in a way that’s both fun and accessible. Whether shared aloud or read independently, this book makes learning about one of history’s greatest figures a captivating experience.
Why Choose This Book?
Step into the world of A is for Alexander and discover the life, history, and myths of Alexander the Great—one letter at a time!
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This title is a A2
| Weight | .31 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 6 × 9 × .5 in |
| Age Range | Youth |
| Time Period | Ancient History |
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| Time Period | American History |
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