Books by David Heath

3 books · Ages 8–14

David Heath writes middle grade and young adult for ages 8–14, exploring themes of curiosity & wonder, teamwork & collaboration, justice & fairness.

Standalone Books (Ages 12–18)

Cover of The Presidency of the United States
The Presidency of the United States
David Heath
For the curious child who's started asking 'What does the President do?' this book clearly explains the role, duties, an
Ages 8–12
Cover of Elections in the United States
Elections in the United States
David Heath
For the curious child eager to understand how the President is chosen, this book clearly explains the election process a
Ages 9–12
Cover of Careers Without College
Careers Without College
Kathryn A Quinlan, Susan Clinton, David Heath, Charnan Simon, Jan Goldberg, E Russell Primm
For the child wondering about their future, this book explores exciting career paths that don't require a four-year degr
Ages 9–14

By Age Range

Ages 8–11
3 books
The Presidency of the United States
Elections in the United States
Careers Without College
Ages 12–18
3 books
The Presidency of the United States
Elections in the United States
Careers Without College

Common Themes

Curiosity & WonderTeamwork & CollaborationJustice & FairnessHistorySelf-Confidence & IdentityResilience & PerseveranceFreedom & IndependenceConstruction

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