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Classified: Secrets You're Not Supposed to Know

Readers will be captivated by this inside look at the world of secrecy surrounding their daily lives. The exciting main text exposes the secrets concealed by trusted organizations and companies we interact with regularly, while also revealing what criminal activity may only be a mouse click away. These books take an in-depth look at controversial subjects, such as intelligence agencies, conspiracies, surveillance, big business and big data, and the dark web.

Classified: The Secret Career of Mary Golda Ross, Cherokee Aerospace Engineer

Cherokee author Traci Sorell and Métis illustrator Natasha Donovan trace Ross's journey from being the only girl in a high school math class to becoming a teacher to pursuing an engineering degree, joining the top-secret Skunk Works division of Lockheed, and being a mentor for Native Americans and young women interested in engineering. In addition, the narrative highlights Cherokee values including education, working cooperatively, remaining humble, and helping ensure equal opportunity and education for all.

Classroom How-To

This series offers approachable guidelines to mastering key writing, speaking, and listening skills—students can conquer their nerves and organize their thoughts to gain confidence in the classroom and beyond. This engaging series features whimsical illustrations and inspirational quotes to assure those prone to sweaty palms and late-night cramming that they, too, can excel in the real world when armed with the proper tools and attitude.

Classroom Libraries (Classroom Library)  

Clem and Crab

Clem is an explorer, a collector, a protector of the seas! Treasure hunting on her beloved beach, she stumbles across Crab, his claw stuck in a plastic bag. Crab will be much safer and happier in the city with Clem, but doesn't he belong on the beach? A stunningly illustrated timely tale of cleaning up our beaches, with the message that every small action helps.

Climate Change

Across the world, weather patterns are changing as temperatures rise at a rate faster than ever before.

Climate Change (Core Library)

Earth’s climate is changing. People are adding greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. As a result, Earth is getting warmer. Storms are becoming more severe. Animals are struggling to find food as their habitats change. Some people are working on slowing climate change so nature has time to adapt. Others want to reverse it. Climate Change investigates the science of climate change, how it affects the planet, and what people are doing and need to do to save Earth as we know it.

Climate Change (Searchlight Books™)

Are the number of extreme storms increasing? What happens when sea levels rise? What impact will new energy technology have? This series introduces readers to the causes and effects of climate change and examines potential solutions.

Climate Change Impact

Using concrete examples, relevant facts, and expert commentary, books in this series explore the consequences of climate change. The series examines what changes are taking place (along with where, how, and why); what these changes mean for people, wildlife, and the planet overall; and efforts to address these issues.

Climate Change: Can Humanity Adapt?

The climate is changing and adaptation will be essential to humanity's survival. This book examines why adaptation is necessary, what actions can be taken, and why it will be challenging. It also discusses recent successful efforts and what needs to be done in the future.