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Core Content Science-Animal Look-Alikes

This engaging series will help readers learn the differences between species that are very much alike yet very different. By exploring the unique features of each animal readers will learn about the diversity of life on Earth. Simple vocabulary and a lively, humorous presentation of facts combine with eye-popping photos to grab young readers. Aligns to curriculum for learning about different animals as well as compare and contrast analysis.

Core Content Science-Animal Superpowers

Animal Superpowers will help readers compare species that have unique sensory and physical attributes to help them survive. By exploring the unique features of each animal readers will learn about the diversity of life on Earth. Simple vocabulary and a lively, humorous presentation of facts combine with eye-popping photos to grab young readers. Aligns to curriculum for learning about different animals as well as compare and contrast analysis.

Core Content Science-Animal Top Ten

Packed with unusual and unexpected facts about a variety of animals, this book is sure to attract readers' attention. Eye-popping photos add to each book's appeal and draw readers in to learn more about the creatures that share our planet.

Core Content Science-Earth's Amazing Animals

Many people are afraid of wild animals. But these animals are not scary at all! In fact, they are fascinating creatures that often help make the world a better place. Each book explores a different ôscaryö animal and presents fun facts, important information, and, yes, some warnings, as young readers learn why scary animals are often the most interesting.

Core Content Social Studies-Let's Celebrate America

Experience the history of some of the most important sites and symbols of the United States of America. Learn about natural wonders and human-made monuments and discover why they are still important to America's identity today.

Core Library Guide to Racism in Modern America (Core Library)

Racism is a problem deeply rooted in American society. Slavery and segregation may no longer be legal, but their legacies still influence the way Black people and other people of color are treated today. Racism exists in the justice system, politics, and the media. Core Library Guide to Racism in Modern America introduces readers to some of the history of racism in the country, how it affects people today, and how some are working toward equal treatment for all people.

Cornelia and the Jungle Machine

A dramatic picture book that takes us into the jungle, inspires our imaginations, and creates a magical world.

Corporate America

The Corporate America seriesfocuses on America’s iconic companies, exploringtheir history, marketing techniques, and contributions to the national and international financial scene. Informative text is interspersed with maps, graphs, and timelines to provide a clear understanding of how each company operates.

Cosmos Chronicles (Alternator Books®)

This visually driven series focuses on current and future space missions. With dynamic imagery from NASA and SpaceX, each high-interest title reads like an attention-grabbing blog about space exploration.

Cosmo's Moon

Cosmo loves the moon, and the moon loves Cosmo. They both come to realize though that lots of things depend on the moon - the ocean tides, morning glories, and the dogs, who can't stop howling. A magical book about the power of friendship and the nature of responsibility, Cosmo's moon will charm everyone who's ever been bewitched by the beauty of the moon. "Cosmo loved the moon. He had moon pajamas and a moon nightlight and stars and moons all over his bedroom. Every night, Cosmo's mother and father gave him a hug and a kiss and tucked him into his bed. But just as soon as they closed his bedroom door, he threw aside the covers, ran to the open window, and watched as the golden moon came into the night sky just above the sycamore tree. And as a gentle night breeze blew across the curtains, Cosmo would talk and the moon would listen."