Golden Gate HC By Elizabeth Partridge

The Golden Gate Bridge, an iconic symbol of San Francisco, is brought to life in this stunning picture book. It unfolds the exciting story of its construction. During the Great Depression, brave engineers and builders took on the challenge across a dangerous strait with changing tides. Started in 1933 and opened on May 27, 1937, the bridge's amazing construction shows the power of hope and perseverance. Seen from the eyes of the lighthouse keeper's kids, the book offers a thrilling view of each stage of the project. Young readers can enjoy vivid, colorful art on every page, paired with text that combines facts and keen observations. By the end, with fireworks over the bridge, it tells not only an engineering wonder but also the power of human ingenuity to achieve the impossible.

This picture book is great for young readers. To use it, simply sit back, flip through the pages, and enjoy the story and the beautiful artwork. There are no special rules for reading it - you can start from the beginning or just pick a page to look at. As it's a book, handle it gently to avoid tearing the pages. Keep it in a dry place to prevent damage. When you're done reading, you can store it on a bookshelf. Share it with friends and family to let them also experience the amazing story of the Golden Gate Bridge.