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There is so much to see in Washington, D.C. Explore along with Liberty! From the grand steps of the Capitol Building to the sparkling treasures of the Smithsonian, Liberty tours the capital’s iconic landmarks with wide-eyed wonder. Lace up your walking shoes—this patriotic journey is filled with discovery, laughter, and plenty of steps along the way. Liberty Goes to Washington, D.C. is an exciting introduction—or the perfect guide—for families exploring the capital city.


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Liberty Goes to Washington, D.C. offers young readers and families an engaging introduction to the historic landmarks and cultural treasures of the United States capital. Following Liberty, an eager and observant young visitor, this book provides a guided tour through many of Washington, D.C.'s most iconic sites. From the stately steps of the Capitol Building and somber memorials to popular stops at the Smithsonian museums, Liberty's journey highlights the significance and variety of the city's attractions.

Presented with clear language and vivid illustrations, the story encourages curiosity about American history and government. Liberty's cheerful perspective helps children understand what makes each landmark meaningful while also capturing the excitement of exploring a historic city.

Ideal for classroom libraries, family travel preparation, or as a keepsake for young tourists, Liberty Goes to Washington, D.C. serves as both an engaging narrative and an accessible educational resource. Whether used as a companion during an actual visit or as a standalone introduction to Washington, D.C., this book inspires readers to notice details, ask questions, and appreciate the nation's capital through an inviting, child-friendly lens.

Mandy Augst has been crafting stories and poetry for as long as she can remember. What began as a childhood love of words has grown into a lifelong journey-from writing for a local newspaper during her college years to nurturing curiosity as both a public and school librarian, and later inspiring young voices as a creative writing teacher. Mandy holds a Bachelor of Arts in English, a Master's in Library Studies, and a Doctor of Education. While she values each of these accomplishments, her most meaningful role is being a mother to her three daughters, who provide constant inspiration for her work. Mandy and her husband, a devoted history enthusiast, enjoy visiting museums and discovering new places together. They live in Richmond, which serves as the home base for their family's many adventures.