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    What's Inside the Forbidden City? Ancient History Books for Kids | Children's Ancient History
    What's Inside the Forbidden City? Ancient History Books for Kids | Children's Ancient History
    What's Inside the Forbidden City? Ancient History Books for Kids | Children's Ancient History
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    What's Inside the Forbidden City? Ancient History Books for Kids | Children's Ancient History

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    Did you know that there’s a Forbidden City in ancient China? The city was a palace used by the Chinese emperors during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. You can still see the city today, if you go to Beijing. If you can’t go there yet, then these pictures and facts will take you there. Grab a copy today!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherProfessor Beaver
    Release dateMay 15, 2018
    ISBN9780228228745
    What's Inside the Forbidden City? Ancient History Books for Kids | Children's Ancient History
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    Professor Beaver

    Professor Beaver publishes high quality books for children of all ages, ranging from non-fiction educational books, picture based books and books specifically for the Canadian School Curriculum. Our books are created to entertain and educate children at the same time, focusing on interesting topics and blending those with essential learning goals for children from K-12. Inspired by a deep love of teaching our in-house authors create the most uniquely crafted content that help children enjoy the learning process while they relate everyday activities to curriculum lesson plans designed by Canadian School Boards both federally and provincially. Professor Beaver – “Building Smarter and Brighter Minds”

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