Explore the workings of the United States Congress through "The First Book of Congress" by Harold Coy, with engaging pictures by Helen Borten. This educational children's book, published in 1956 by Franklin Watts, Inc., offers an illustrated and accessible introduction to Congress, explaining its functions, the legislative process, and the roles of senators and representatives. Its detailed content covers everything from how bills are introduced and passed to the roles of Congressmen and the President, making it an ideal resource for young readers interested in American government.
This is a first printing edition, providing authentic historical value and a classic perspective on the U.S. legislative body. The book features charming illustrations and a clear, concise writing style that demystifies Congress in a way children can understand. A great collectible or educational addition for libraries, teachers, parents, or government enthusiasts.
