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For some people, a day at work can involve fire, bombs, or other dangers. This series explores eight of these fast-paced jobs. Books describe the risks and tasks each type of work involves, as well as the skills and training people need. Short paragraphs provide easy-to-read text, while vivid photographs make the books engaging and accessible.

Hineniwha me te Kaitiora (The Fierce Little Woman and the Wicked Pirate)

A te reo M¦ori edition of one of New ZealandÎs favourite picture booksÑthis enduring tale of independence and family is an unconventional love story with a strong female lead and a pirate with a sensitive side.The fierce little woman lived in a house at the end of a jetty. She knitted socks in blue and green wool to sell to sailors who had got their feet wet. But when there were no ships at her jetty, she was quite alone.One stormy day, a pirate came to the house on the jetty. He stood on his toes, and starting tap-tap-tapping on the windowÉAfter a battle of words through the jetty trapdoor, these two windswept heroes find they are suited after all in a warm story of a carefree family.

Hip-Hop Culture (Read Woke™ Books)

Hip-hop is a cultural movement with a rich history. From dance and fashion to social justice, this series highlights the importance of hip-hop and celebrates the pivotal people and events that have shaped it.

History Is Paw-Some! (Fusion Books)

Learning is paw-some in this series all about early American history. Explore key moments and movements that shaped our country with feline history buff Tom Cat. An engaging mixture of illustrations and photos as well as light commentary from our furry friend brings the past to life and helps young readers explore how things that happened long ago continue to impact the present.

History of Foods, The (Pogo Books)

How did a baking mistake create the chocolate chip cookie? Which candy and cereal companies stole recipes from one another? The History of Foods answers these questions and reveals America3s food industry secrets, all while introducing readers to the chefs, inventors, and taste testers behind the brand names. The History of Foods explore popular foods and signature snacks throughout the decades, introducing how and when they were first invented, company rivalries for the best treat, and tricks that helped market these foods as staples around the world.

History of Genocide, The

Throughout human history various national and military leaders have committed mass murder in attempts to eliminate entire ethnic, racial, or religious groups. There was no universally accepted name for these heinous crimes against humanity until Polish-American scholar Raphael Lemkin coined the term genocide in the 1940s. This volume tells how he helped the United Nations define it and apply it to international relations. Also explored in considerable detail are the best-known modern genocides, including those in Nazi Germany, Armenia, Rwanda, and Darfur.

History of Sports (Pogo Books)

Who invented basketball? Why is baseball called AmericaÎs favourite pastime? Who are the gymnastic stars of the past and present? Learn all about the history of todayÎs most popular sports with this engaging series! Readers will learn when and where each sport originated and how it has changed over time to the sport we know, watch, and play today.

History of Video Gaming, The

The History of Video Gaming explores the rise of video games from their humble beginnings in research labs to their global cultural dominance. Tracing key developments from Pong and arcade mania to the console wars and the rise of online gaming, the book highlights some of the most pivotal people, games, and innovations that shaped the industry. With insight into both the technical evolution and cultural impact of video games, this book offers a compelling chronicle of how virtual adventures fit into the real world of kids everywhere.

History Perspectives (Perspectives Library)

Travel through time to explore the lives and perspectives of multiple people impacted by a momentous event or time period in history. The History Perspectives series uses primary and secondary sources, along with narrative retelling, to highlight the wants, needs, and beliefs of three different people of a particular time and place. Readers are prompted to compare perspectives and motivations and to think critically about how we tell the stories of the past.

Hi-Tech Jobs Without College (BrightPoint Press)

Hi-Tech Jobs Without College introduces readers to technology-based careers that donÎt necessarily require a college degree. This series explores jobs in computer support, cybersecurity, social media, telecommunications, and web design. The books provide information on the job, the training involved, life on the job, and the career outlook. Each book includes a graphic that presents key information visually, Source Notes, and resources to aid in further research.

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