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Readers will get a thrill from this vibrant, nonfiction series designed to look like a set of graphic novels. Each book centers around the chase between a predator and its prey. Text and photos show the amazing adaptations of both animals in each book. Readers will be amazed as the seemingly defenseless prey animal uses incredible methods to get out alive!

Getting around in My Town (Bearcub Books)

It is a beautiful day to go to the zoo! How will I get there? There are so many ways to get around in my town. Take a big bus, hop on the ferry, ride the train, or have a grown-up set up a rideshare. Young readers discover the many ways to explore their community with fun photos and carefully leveled text that makes the journey a joy. Let3s go!

Getting Better All the Time (Blue Books)

Each day is an opportunity to learn and grow as a person. How can we be fair to everyone, including ourselves? How can we speak up for causes we care about? In Getting Better All the Time, social and emotional learning (SEL) concepts help readers build self-awareness, social awareness, relationship and self-regulation skills, and more. Vibrant, color photos and carefully leveled text engage young readers as they further develop skills to become the best people they can be. Try This! and Grow with Goals

Getting Better All the Time (Blue Owl Books)

Ghost Says Meow!: A Halloween Story

Halloween is here, and the night is alive with spooky sounds! Skeletons clatter, bats shriek, and one little ghost says -MeowR? With enchanting rhymes supported by charming illustrations, this delightful story teaches little ones the joy that can come from being themselves while encouraging them to find inspiration in the unconventional.

Ghost Tales and Hauntings

Stories of ghosts and spirits have been around in history and legend for millennia. These apparitions take many forms, from glowing lights and shadowy specters to phantom ships that ply the world's oceans. For believers and skeptics alike, ghosts can inspire curiosity about the possibilities of what may lie beyond this earthly life.

Giant Rays of Hope: Protecting Manta Rays to Safeguard the Sea

Manta rays are a flagship species, and they need our help. When people help these gentle giants, the whole ocean ecosystem benefits. Kerstin Forsberg started the organization Planeta OcÄano to change the way ocean conservation projects are done in Peru, and she championed manta rays. She visited schools and also talked with local fishers about the dangers of overfishing. Thanks to the help of local teachers, students, and fishers, Kerstin launched a project to identify and track oceanic manta rays and protect them, making the ocean a better place for all creatures.

Giants, The

The Giants, guardians of nature since time immemorial, have the power to protect the planetCbut that power hinges on finding harmony with several special kids from across the globe. As the Giants awaken from their ancient slumber in search of their child counterparts, the Crossland Corporation aims to disrupt the fated bonds between these kids and their colossal companions to harness the power of the Giants for itself. The fate of the natural world hangs in the balance, and only these kids can save humankind from itself. This action-packed, six-volume series of character-driven graphic novels is perfect for fans of Godzilla, superhero comics, and climate fiction.

Gift of Gerbert's Feathers, The

Gerbert the gosling is strong and brave and has fun times with his family and friends. But he knows that one day soon, he won't be able to keep up with them anymore. As Gerbert prepares for his final migration, his family rallies around him to make his remaining time loving and special, and Gerbert finds a way to show his flock that he will always be with them. Included is a one-page Note to Readers.

Giraffe Asks for Help

Gary Giraffe is so excited to finally turn sixCnow he should be able to reach the acacia leaves all on his own! When things don't go exactly as he'd planned, Gary is distraught. He tries and tries to get to the leaves himself, but he's just not tall enough. The other giraffes can do itCwhy can't he? Gary doesn't want to have to ask for help, but his friends convince him that everyone needs help sometimes. And that's okay! Included is a Note to Parents and Caregivers with more information on help-seeking and independence in children.

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