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Focus on Current Events

Having a solid understanding of current events is more important than ever. This timely series explores some of the most high-profile topics in today's news. Each book offers a history of the topic, an analysis of the people and events that shaped it, and an overview of the debates and controversies surrounding the topic.

Focus on Endangered Species (BrightPoint Press)

Focus on Endangered Species explores the threats facing endangered animals today and the conservation efforts that are underway. The series introduces readers to endangered birds, insects, mammals, sharks, and whales. Each book includes a graphic that presents key information visually, source notes, and resources to aid in further research.

Focus on Geography (Crabtree Forest)  

This engaging series explores the dynamic human and physical geographies of countries around the world. Each book in this engaging series focuses on how a country's landforms, climate, and resources shape human settlement and affect daily life, culture and identity, and the economy. Significant people, places, and events, as well as challenges for the future are featured. Free downloadable Teachers Guide available.

Focus on Media Bias (Voyager)

This timely series investigates how the media reports on several important issues, and how that reporting affects the information that people receive. Each book in the series examines a different aspect of media bias, enabling readers to think critically about where their news comes from.

Fodo Dodo Goes Fishing

This morning, Fodo Dodo and Noodle go fishing. They take raincoats, boots, hats, and a fishing rod. From their bathtub boat, they soon catch a beautiful striped fish out of the laundry basketÑunderguppies! Fodo Dodo and Noodle rush to the kitchen to prepare their underpants feast. But the owner of the underguppies is not happy that they've caught her underpants. Never mind, Fodo Dodo has another idea to keep the fun alive with an even better use for the rest of the laundry.This bright, simple story takes its imaginary premise to a laugh-out-loud ending as two silly animals make the most of playtime in the bath.

Folding Tech: Using Origami and Nature to Revolutionize Technology

Folding technologies are being used to create everything from nanobots to telescope lenses that unfold to the size of a soccer field. The engineers behind these inventions are taking inspiration from an unusual source-origami! Examine how this ancient art intersects with math.

Food Chain Kings

In the animal kingdom, some animals are born to be kings! Readers will discover apex predators and the food chains they rule in this exciting series that explores top predators, their prey, and the intricate food webs they weave. Full of gripping photographs, lively text, and an eye-catching design, this series brings to life the extraordinary world of killer kings.

Food Field Trips

Take readers on fun food adventures that feature a variety of foods from apples to cookies. Kids will explore food literacy concepts, including where a food comes from, its nutritional value, and how it is prepared. Readers also learn by playing with their food through simple recipes and experiments. Hungry for more? Page Plus QR codes link to a digital landing page showing detailed steps, photos and videos that will help young eaters discover everyday food science.

Food Field Trips

Encourage kids to play with their food-and learn food literacy concepts-through fun experiments and recipes. Each book introduces where a food comes from, its nutritional value, and how it is prepared. Page Plus QR codes link to more information online.

Food for Hope: How John van Hengel Invented Food Banks for the Hungry

Hunger continues to be an international problem. This true story of how one ordinary person did something extraordinary shows how everyone can do something to make a difference.Readers will feel encouraged to find their own way to make a difference. Real life experience plus social justice interests combine into a powerful solution, filling empty bellies with nourishing food, all without costing a lot of money. Recycling meets hunger in John van HengelÎs ingenious, yet obvious solution to both food waste and widespread hunger.