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Anyone can draw with these all-in-one drawing guides designed for beginners! Featuring hundreds of subjects, from animals to common objects, this series breaks down each subject into simple step-by-step lessons with basic shapes.

Dream It!

Do you want to live the biggest, brightest, best life possible? Do you want to create things never seen before? Do you want to do things never done before? Do you want your life to mean something and make a difference? In other words, do you want to feel and be awesome? If so, this book is for you! Dream It! is chock full of activities, games, and brainstorming questions to help you discover your passions, identify your strengths and values, create brand-new, unique-to-you dreams . . . and ultimately open the door to a life full of possibilities! So get readyÑwith this playbook as your guide, not even the sky's the limit.

Dream Song

This dreamy poem about all the kinds of light at the "shut of day" evokes a world of wonder.

Dreams of a Pencil

What does a pencil dream about when you're not using it? Follow a pencil's adventures as it travels outside the classroom and writes its own story.

Dreams to Ashes: The 1871 Los Angeles Chinatown Massacre

In the mid-1800s, a wave of Chinese immigrants traveled to the West Coast of the United States. They were following rumors of Gold Mountain, a land rich with treasure for all who came. When gold proved elusive, they began to seek their fortunes in other waysCas doctors and launderers, as cooks and musicians. A number of Chinese immigrants settled in Los Angeles, California. It was a rough, occasionally lawless city, and newspapers routinely published anti-Chinese articles, fueling sparks of hatred. On the night of October 24, 1871, the city exploded in violence. In the ensuing massacre, eighteen Chinese men were killed, their dreams turned to ashes. New York Times bestselling author Livia Blackburne and illustrator Nicole Xu illuminate a tragic episode in our nation3s past in the hope that future generations can move toward a brighter tomorrow.

Dressing a Nation: The History of u.S. Fashion

Presents an overview of the history of American fashion and costume—defining fashion and costume, explaining why we dress the way we do, and showing trends and influences over time in men and women’s dress (both haute couture and street/everyday fashion).

Drive Thru (Fusion Books)

Do you like salt on your fries? What about sugar on your cereal? There are so many tasty things to eat, but did you know that the food you eat comes from all over the world? Hop on the Bite Bus and come on an adventure! Let’s Drive Thru the world and learn about where food comes from and how it grows.

Drones (Kids Core)

Some drones fly through the air. Others dive into the water. A few even explore space. Drones have both important and fun uses. The US military uses drones. Scientists use them to study the land, the sea, and even other worlds. Drones introduces the different types of drones and explains how they work.

Drought

Ruby dreams of escaping the Congregation. Escape from slaver Darwin West and his cruel Overseers. Escape from the backbreaking work of gathering Water. Escape from living as if it is still 1812, the year they were all enslaved. When Ruby meets Ford--an irresistible, kind, forbidden newáOverseer--she longs to run away with him to the modern world where she could live a normal teenage life. But if Ruby leaves, her community is condemned to certain death. She, alone, possesses the secret ingredient that makes the Water so special--her blood--and it’s the one thing that the Congregation cannot live without. Droughtáis the haunting story of one community’s thirst for life, and the dangerous struggle of the only girl who can grant it.

Drowned Forest, The

Best friends Jane and Holly have jumped into the river off Swallow's Nest Bluff hundreds of times. But one day, Holly's jump goes wrong. Her body never comes up, yet something else does—a sad creature of mud, full of confusion and sorrow. It's Holly, somehow, trapped and mixed up with the river. And if Jane can't do something to help, Holly will take everybody down with her—even the people she loves the most. Blending Looking for Alaska's theme of lost friendship with Stephen King's sense of small town horror, The Drowned Forest is a Southern gothic tale of grief, redemption, and the mournful yearning of an anguished soul.

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