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See and Say Korean
by Golriz GolkarHow do you tell someone "You're welcome" in Korean? What’s the Korean word for Saturday? With this book, curious kids will see and say simple words and phrases in Korean.
Dinner Across Cultures
by Chelsey LuciowGet a taste of the world when you cook up dinners from cultures around the globe! From Hungarian goulash to Indonesian ramen to Argentinian empanadas, these easy-to-make recipes are sure to fill your belly. Dive deeper into the recipes and the cultures they come from with sidebars featuring cultural fun facts and vocabulary.
Snacks-a-Lotl Gets the Hungries
by C. W. EstesSnacks-a-Lotl loves making yummy treats with her mom and then enjoying them at school. But one day, the young axolotl opens her bag and sees there aren't any snacks packed inside! No salted fly larva or candied plankton. Not even a bite of worm jerky! What’ll Snacks do till lunchtime? Find out in this delightfully silly chapter book for young readers!
See and Say Arabic
by Susan Muaddi DarrajHow do you apologize in Arabic? What’s the Arabic word for shoes? With this book, curious kids will see and say simple words and phrases in Arabic.
Your Passport to Chile
by Golriz GolkarWhat is it like to live in or visit Chile? What makes Chile’s culture unique? Explore the geography, traditions, and daily lives of Chileans.
See and Say Tagalog
by Joann Javier OwensHow do you say "Nice to meet you" in Tagalog? What’s the Tagalog word for grandmother? With this book, curious kids will see and say simple words and phrases in Tagalog.
Velociraptor
by Laura K. MurrayReaders will love digging into this book all about Velociraptor! Engaging text and images make it a great choice for information to use in a report or just to read for fun.
Basketball's Origin Story
by Matt ChandlerA scramble for the rebound! A three-point shot at the buzzer! You love the excitement of basketball. But where and how did this hoop-sinking sport begin? What were the original rules? What equipment did players use? And how has the sport changed since then? Get the answers to all your questions and more!
My Arctic Tern Migration Journey
by Nancy LoewenSoar with the Arctic terns on their yearly journey from one end of the earth to the other. Learn how these graceful birds survive the long journey, raising their young at the northernmost edge of the earth before gliding back south.
Hockey's Origin Stories
by Robb MurrayA breakaway pass! A shot at the buzzer! You love the fast pace of hockey. But where and how did this high-energy sport begin? What were the original rules? What equipment did players use? And how has the sport changed since then? Get the answers to all your questions and more!
Stonehenge, Monument of Mystery
by Scott SonnebornTravel to Stonehenge and discover the secrets of this ancient stone monument! How were these massive stones transported and set upright using only the tools of early humans? This book explores the possible purposes of the so-called Monument of Mystery—from space observatory to sacred burial ground—and examines the latest research and theories about the fascinating structure. Exciting facts, full-color photos, and easy-to-read text are sure to attract young readers and wannabe investigators alike.
Paris Catacombs, Empire of the Dead
by Scott SonnebornStep under the streets of Paris, France, to explore the Catacombs, an underground world of bones. Why are the bones of millions of people hidden beneath this famous city, and are there secrets still waiting to be uncovered in the so-called Empire of the Dead? Filled with exciting facts, full-color photos, and easy-to-read text, this book is sure to engage struggling readers and wannabe investigators alike.
100th Day of School with Yasmin
by Saadia FaruqiIt’s almost the 100th Day of School, and Yasmin and her friends are celebrating 100 days of learning! But what will Yasmin wear for the special day? After she explains the holiday to her grandparents, Nani helps come up with the perfect idea to make Yasmin’s 100th Day outfit 100% unique!
Christian Festivals and Traditions
by Lisa A. CraytonEach of the major Christian holidays and festivals includes unique traditions and customs. Some Christians use special calendars to count down the days of the Advent season. Festive carols are sung at Christmas to celebrate the birth of Jesus. In the spring, dyed Easter eggs symbolize rebirth. Clear text and vibrant photos help readers gain a greater understanding of these and other Christian traditions.
Searching for Cleopatra’s Tomb
by Jose CruzCleopatra was a beloved ruler of Egypt known for her intellect and charm. The legendary queen played an important role in ancient history. But for centuries, the location of Cleopatra’s tomb has remained a mystery. Archaeologists have long searched for the burial site, and ongoing discoveries continue to produce new finds. As scientists uncover statues, jewelry, and other artifacts, each new clue guides their excavation in the quest to uncover Cleopatra’s final resting place.
Faye and the Dangerous Journey
by Kim SigafusIn the fall of 1850, Faye and her family begin a long, difficult journey with thousands of other Ojibwe people to receive money the U.S. government owes them. But why isn’t the money being delivered to them in Wisconsin, as usual? Why must they walk and canoe all the way to the middle of Minnesota in terrible weather? These are questions Faye asks, but the answers don’t make sense. When her family reaches their destination, Mama is sick, and there is no money as promised. Will Faye and her family make it back home? Will there be a home to return to? In this gripping story with nonfiction backmatter—including an author’s note, discussion questions, and more—readers will learn about the traumatic events of the Sandy Lake Ojibwe removal in this Girls Survive historical fiction.
Triceratops
by Laura K. MurrayReaders want to know all about dinosaurs! They can get all the facts on the giant plant-eating dinosaur Triceratops. Engaging text and images make this book a great choice for information to use in a report or just to read for fun.
Machu Picchu, Lost City of the Incas
by Scott SonnebornClimb high into the Andes Mountains of Peru to discover Machu Picchu, the hidden city built by the Inca Empire. How did the Inca peopole build such an amazing city with huge stones, and why was it abandoned? This book is your guide to one of the world's most mysterious ancient cities. Uncover these exciting facts and more through entertaining photos and easy-to-read text that supports struggling readers and engages wannabe investigators alike.
The Battle of the Alamo
by Megan Cooley PetersonIn March 1836, a group of Texan rebels were inside the Alamo. They were fighting for independence from Mexico. When Mexican forces attacked, the Texans were greatly outnumbered. The men defended the Alamo in a brave fight. Soon myths were told about this famous event. Did William Barret Travis draw a line in the sand and ask defenders to cross it? Did the Mexican troops spare any defenders’ lives? Now it’s up to you to separate the truths from the myths. Will you be able to guess them, or will you be fooled?
Steller's Sea Eagle vs. Pteranodon
by Charles C. HoferIt’s a battle between two fierce flying foes! The Steller’s sea eagle uses its massive beak to slice through prey. But millions of years ago, the Pteranodon ruled the skies as one of the largest flying animals of all time. Learn what makes these mighty creatures so powerful. Then decide which one would triumph in a battle.
Sue Bird vs. Candace Parker
by Brendan FlynnSue Bird and Candace Parker are basketball superstars! Between the two, Bird has more career points, but Parker has more points per game. So which one is the all-time best? Young readers can decide for themselves by comparing the fantastic feats and stunning stats of two legendary pro basketball players.
Project Playground
by Carol KimJina Jeong wants her voice heard! Jina’s school is getting new playground equipment with no plans to include students in the decision on which equipment to get. After Ms. Hunter reads Jina’s class a book about a girl who starts a climate protest movement, Jina decides to start a protest movement of her own. She and her classmates chant and carry signs asking for a voice in the playground decision. Their protest works, and the students vote to get a climbing wall and a zip line for their school.
Steve Austin vs. Dwayne Johnson
by Elliott SmithSteve Austin and Dwayne Johnson are wrestling superstars! Austin is famous for his amazing finishing move, but Johnson has more WWE titles. So which one is the all-time best? Young readers can decide for themselves by comparing the fantastic feats and stunning stats of two legendary pro wrestlers.
Baseball's Origin Story
by Matt ChandlerThe crack of the bat! A close play at home! You love the thrill of baseball. But where and how did this heart-thumping sport begin? What were the original rules? What equipment did players use? And how has the sport changed since then? Get the answers to all your questions and more!
Project Park Art
by Carol KimJina Jeong wants to clean up graffiti! When Jina discovers ugly graffiti on a park wall, she and her friends try to clean it up themselves with little luck. Then Jina discovers that not all graffiti is ugly, and some street artists create beautiful works of public art. Jina and her friends, along with the help of street artists, turn the graffiti in the park into something everyone can enjoy.