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Get to Know Your Pet  

Help kids understand animal behaviours and teach them to become responsible pet owners with this series. Kids will love decoding cat tail signals or learning why a rabbit scrunches up its nose. Fun facts and Q & A side Bars add to the playful presentation while presenting important information about pet care.

Get to Work with Science and Technology

From a zoo vet who must figure out why a newborn orangutan is seriously ill, to an asteroid hunter who must determine if a giant, rocky space object is on a collision course with Earth: these books introduce readers to the real-world applications of STEM subjects. From analyzing data, to using tools and technology, readers will be excited to see how real-life scientists and engineers solve problems using the same scientific techniques that students study and use in the classroom.

Getting around in My Town (Bearcub Books)

It is a beautiful day to go to the zoo! How will I get there? There are so many ways to get around in my town. Take a big bus, hop on the ferry, ride the train, or have a grown-up set up a rideshare. Young readers discover the many ways to explore their community with fun photos and carefully leveled text that makes the journey a joy. Let3s go!

Getting Better All the Time (Blue Books)

Each day is an opportunity to learn and grow as a person. How can we be fair to everyone, including ourselves? How can we speak up for causes we care about? In Getting Better All the Time, social and emotional learning (SEL) concepts help readers build self-awareness, social awareness, relationship and self-regulation skills, and more. Vibrant, color photos and carefully leveled text engage young readers as they further develop skills to become the best people they can be. Try This! and Grow with Goals

Getting Better All the Time (Blue Owl Books)

Each day is an opportunity to learn and grow as a person. How can we be fair to everyone, including ourselves? How can we speak up for causes we care about? In Getting Better All the Time, social and emotional learning (SEL) concepts help readers build self-awareness, social awareness, relationship and self-regulation skills, and more. Vibrant, color photos and carefully leveled text engage young readers as they further develop skills to become the best people they can be. Try This! and Grow with Goals

Getting Crafty (45th Parallel Press)

Explore your creative side and get crafty! Readers will discover new skills from sewing to printmaking to making art from duct tape, recyclables, and nature. Each book includes an introduction to the subject and several projects with easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions and illustrations. The series aids struggling and reluctant readers with engaging content, carefully chosen vocabulary, and simple sentences.

Getting Help: Coping with and Overcoming Mental Illness

In any given year, an estimated 44 million Americans suffer from some form of mental illness. Mental health impacts every part of life and is essential to overall health. While mental illness is a serious problem, there is hope as most people diagnosed with a mental health condition can get better with treatment and support.

Getting into Government (Searchlight Books™)

This timely series walks readers through the basics of how government functions in US society. Readers will enjoy exploring these highly curricular topics and learning how government processes affect their day-to-day life.

Getting Real: Strategies for Teens in Need  

Teens today face a multitude of stressful situationsÑand some just donÎt have the resources needed to educate themselves about these topics. The guidance books in this set were designed to appeal to teens and to counsel them on subjectsÑsuch as cancer, depression, and cyberbullyingÑthat might be tough for them to discuss with others. Photographs of teens dealing with difficult situations help readers understand they arenÎt alone. The text is straightforward, manageable, and full of facts to ensure readers get the most out of their reading experience.

Getting the Message

This examination of media and culture describes how media have developed through history and how media have molded public opinion. Sidebars offer insider points of view about ethical dilemmas such as spin control and product placement. The series also summarizes today’s provocative issues and discusses how the media is forming these debates, while asking questions of readers to help them develop informed opinions.