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We Gather at a Sikh Gurdwara

by Jasneet Kaur

People who practice the Sikh religion worship in a gurdwara. The word means “door to the Guru.” The Gurus were important religious leaders. Anyone can come inside a gurdwara, regardless of their religion. Sikhs believe that everyone is equal. An activity is included to help kids extend their learning.

Newfoundlands (Big Dogs Ser.)

by Allan Morey

dogs; canine; large pets; domesticated animals; newfies; rescue dogs; new foundlands

Get to Know Chameleons (Get To Know Reptiles Ser.)

by Flora Brett

Chameleons are known for their ability to change colors. But there’s more to these reptiles than this tactful talent. Readers will discover all the details about these radiant reptiles, including their life cycles, diet, habitat, and range. High-impact photos with a close text match, a range map, and a life cycle diagram support comprehension.

Sumatran Tigers at Risk

by Kathryn Clay

Sumatran tigers have characteristics that protect them from predators, from their teeth and claws to their camouflage fur. But these big cats are endangered. Hunting and a shrinking habitat are two reasons their population is shrinking. Readers will learn why Sumatran tigers are at risk, what it means to be endangered, and how people can help. Each title includes activities and trivia questions to help readers connect with the content.

Would You Rather Be Covered in Snake Scales or Earthworm Mucus?

by Lauren Kukla

Would you rather eat poop like a dung beetle or dine on rotting garbage like a cockroach? Would you rather encounter a scorpion or a rattlesnake? Youngs readers get to answer these and more mind-boggling questions about prickly plants, extreme habitats, close encounters with dangerous animals, and other not-so-nice things nature has to offer!

Joe-Joe the Wizard Brews Up Solids, Liquids, and Gases

by Eric Braun

Joe Joe the wizard has a problem. His spell to turn homework into chocolate bars has gone to syrup! Come along to learn how solids, liquids, and gases help Joe Joe with his sticky mess. A fun and engaging way to get young readers engaged in science concepts!

Would You Rather be Healed by Donkey Poop or Dog Spit?

by Amy Sroka

Would you rather sleep on a bed of corn husks or a bed of feathers? Would you rather drink urine or have leeches suck blood out of your body? Long ago, people lived very differently than they do today. They had different medical practices, homes, foods, and jobs. As readers come face to face with gross, odd, and perilous aspects of days gone by, they will never look at history the same way again!

Learning About Ads

by Martha Elizabeth Hillman Rustad

Advertisements are everywhere! Younger and younger students are exposed to them every day. What do they need to know to evaluate ads? Straightforward text and clear photographs kickstart the media literacy conversation with young readers.

A’ja Wilson

by Matt Chandler

A’ja Wilson comes from a family of basketball players. But she wasn’t born a superstar. In fact, Wilson was not a natural talent. She worked hard to become the best player, and it paid off. In middle school, Wilson was promoted to the high school varsity team. After that, there was no stopping her! From her college career at the University of South Carolina to her professional career with the Las Vegas Aces, Wilson’s determination shines through in this encouraging sports biography.

Beauty and the Beast: The Graphic Novel (Graphic Spin)

by Luke Feldman Michael Dahl

In a dark forest, a merchant picks a rose for his daughter Beauty. It belongs to a terrible beast. To save his life, the merchant promises that his daughter will visit the creature. When she does, Beauty grows to like the beast. But can she ever love him?

I Want to Be a Brachiosaurus (I Want To Be... Ser.)

by Thomas Kingsley Troupe

Ever wish you could roam prehistoric Earth as a dinosaur? Join Brock as he transforms into a massive Brachiosaurus! Step back in time and learn all about a Brachiosaurus' habitat, body, abilities, and more - all from its towering perspective.

The Three Little Pigs: The Graphic Novel (Graphic Spin)

by Lisa Trumbauer Aaron Blecha

When their mother sends them packing, the Three Little Pigs are forced to build houses of their own. They better be sturdy and strong because the Big Bad Wolf is on the prowl, and he’s ready to huff and puff his way inside. Will they survive against this hungry beast? Or will the pigs become his next tasty treat?

Pangolins at Risk

by Kathryn Clay

Pangolins have characteristics that protect them from predators, from their scaly skin to their ability to roll into a ball. But these armored mammals are endangered. Hunting, severe weather, and habitat loss are a few reasons pangolins are dying faster than they’re being born. Readers will learn why pangolins are at risk, what it means to be endangered, and how people can help. Each title includes activities and trivia questions to help readers connect with the content.

Fantastic Superman Crafts and Projects

by Jessica Rusick Layne Halvorsen

Calling all Super Heroes! Unleash your crafting powers to bring the world of Superman to life! Grow a colorful crystal to create your own Fortress of Solitude. Stir up an energizing snack mix in Superman’s colors. Fashion a fuzzy mini Krypto the Superdog to bring on crime-fighting escapades. And more! Clear step-by-step instructions and vibrant photos guide readers through a variety of exciting projects, making it easy for Man of Steel fans of all skill levels to soar into a creative crafting adventure.

The Revolutionary War: A Chronology of America's Fight For Independence

by Danielle Smith-Llerea

Using the chronology text structure, explores how events unfolded during the Revolutionary War

All About Hockey

by Matt Doeden

Lots of kids want to know more about hockey, one of the most popular sports in the world. This fun, fan-friendly introduction to the sport will help them skate to score for a look at what makes this sport so exciting. Readers will learn about the positions, rules, and much more.

Hansel and Gretel: The Graphic Novel (Graphic Spin)

by Sean Dietrich Donald Lemke

When their parents leave them in the forest, Hansel and Gretel must find their way home. During their journey, they discover something better, a house made of sugary sweets! Too bad it's owned by an evil, and hungry, old witch.

How to Be a Samurai

by Nel Yomtov

Journey back in time to the Land of the Rising Sun—Japan—and become a samurai! Learn about the armor, weapons, and traditions of these legendary warriors and find out if you have what it takes to become one of Japan's fiercest fighters! This engaging nonfiction takes readers along on the training, adventures, and dangers of a long-ago samurai, with tons of facts, sidebars, historic images, and a quiz at the end to test their knowledge.

Siblings, Curfews, and How to Deal: Questions and Answers about Family Life

by Nancy Loewen and Paula Skelley

Provides tween-girl-specific information about family life in a question-answer format.

Cinderella: The Graphic Novel (Graphic Spin)

by Beth Bracken Jeffrey Stewart Timmins

Cinderella's wicked stepmother won't let her go to the ball. But with a little help from a Fairy Godmother, she'll be getting there in style. There's just one catch. At midnight, her magical gown will turn back into dirty old rags.

Get to Know Geckos

by Flora Brett

Geckos are known for their soft scales and sticky feet. But there’s more to these small reptiles. Readers will discover all the details about these radical reptiles, including their life cycles, diet, habitat, and range. High-impact photos with a close text match, a range map, and a life cycle diagram support comprehension.

Red Riding Hood: The Graphic Novel (Graphic Spin)

by Martin Powell Victor Rivas Krista Ward

One morning, young Ruby sets out to visit her grandma's house. She wears a Red Riding Hood to protect her from the forest's evil creatures. But will it? A hungry, old wolf has some evil plans of his own.

Planets (Space Ser.)

by Martha E. H. Rustad

Simple text and full-color photographs describe the planets.

How Do Animals Give Us Food? (From Farm To Fork: Where Does My Food Come From? Ser.)

by Linda Staniford

This fascinating book looks at how animals give us food, taking the beef we eat as an example. Engaging text and beautiful, color illustration show readers how beef is produced, processed, and packed through its long journey to end up on our plates.

Yikes! The Mystery of Energy!

by Ailynn Collins

Get in the game as Scooby and the Mystery Inc. gang crack the case on energy. From energy’s types and sources to how it can be changed and saved, uncover the remarkable science behind our ability to do work. Filled with zany antics, action-packed discoveries, and dynamic illustrations, this Scooby-Doo! Science Adventure makes learning about physics fun. A must-read for young Scooby fans and aspiring scientists eager to learn about energy.

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