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Tales of daring covert operations and antiterrorism plots are not just the stuff of movies. Real spies are at work around the world every day. Designed for readers age 12 and up, this nonfiction series investigates the espionage agencies of six countries, tracking their history of intelligence gathering and spotlighting famous secret missions. Pop culture spies are contrasted with real-life agents.

Wild animals are mysterious and even scary, but they are also fascinating creatures. Designed for readers age 12 and up, this nonfiction life science series provides an in-depth exploration of different mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, and fish that inhabit the planet. Each book details the life cycle, diet, anatomy, and habitat of the featured animal, giving readers a greater appreciation for wildlife and the natural world.

Grab the attention of all readers with this series about extreme sports. The OFF TO THE RACES series offers a wild ride of vibrant images and small chunks of simple text. Even struggling or reluctant readers will want to reach the ""finish line"" in these hi-lo books. Airplanes, Drones, and Extreme E are unique titles in that they are all sports that have not been as widely published.

Hop in for an adventure across Canada! Learn about the rich fabric of people, places, events and history that make this country what it is today. Explore traditions, food, wildlife and our unique identity in this great land we call Canada.

For Jasper, life as a sasquatch isn't too bad. He has a nice house in the woods where he lives alone. Just the way he likes it. Being around other animals can be a little stressful. To keep himself busy, Jasper decides to grow a turnip garden. One morning, just as the turnips are almost ready for harvest . . . disaster! Hungry deer have swooped in to eat Jasper's garden! Clever Jasper comes up with a way to thwart these turnip thieves. But as it turns out, the deer are even more clever. Though Jasper tries more and more ways to keep his veggies safe, nothing seems to work. Then the situation changes, and someone special needs some help. Maybe a little company isn't such a bad thing.

Have you seen a bird today? Probably, unless you3re reading this in bed. Did you truly look at the bird? To open your ornithological eyes and ears, meet the Omnibird. An Omnibird contains the essential birdiness of every birdCit was born from an egg, has feathers, two legs, a beak and gizzard, perhaps some premium features like spurs or a curuncle. Once you recognize the Omnibird, you3ll see the remarkable in any bird. You3ll be expert at finding extraordinary things around you, just by looking.

From wacky political parties to vicious campaign tactics, On the Campaign Trail explores some of the most surprising facts about American political campaigns. Struggling readers will be drawn into this series by considerate text, engaging photos, and high-interest content.

Many people live and work on farms, producing food for us to eat. Some farmers grow crops, while others raise animals. They work hard all year long to produce the food that we need. This series introduces readers to farms all over the world. Each book is packed with fascinating facts, beautiful photos, and a quiz activity.

People have hunted animals for thousands of years, and this tradition still stands strong today! In this hi/lo series, readers are introduced to common animals that people hunt. With leveled text and vibrant images, readers will learn about the animal, why and when people hunt it, the gear hunters use, and rules and important safety information. Each title is packed with special features including maps, popular hunting spots, gear callouts, and fun facts to enhance readers learning experience!

After decades of companies dumping industrial waste products in the salvage yard, the area had become so contaminated that nothing could live there. Wildlife died and people got sick. The Cuyahoga River was so polluted with toxic waste that it even caught fire! What could be done? The government stepped in, enforcing a full-scale cleanup of the dump that included the removal of nearly 400,000 tons of tainted soil. And then it was time to give the land a fresh start. New soil was brought in, and seeds were planted. After 25 years, the land was healed. Now the area where once nothing could live is part of Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Not only does the park provide a vibrant home to thriving diverse wildlife, it also serves as an example of how once-devastated environments can change, heal, and become places of beauty for all.