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This engaging, easy-to-read collection of biographies explores the lives and accomplishments of recognizable and influential figures from entertainment, the arts, and politics. Teeming with full-colour images, fascinating personal facts, and inspiring quotations directly from the individuals, these books will appeal to researchers looking for age-appropriate sources as well as leisure readers in grades 7 and up.

Influential Presidents (Beacon)

Throughout US history, influential presidents have left their mark on the country. Each title in this series discusses a president's early life, time in office, and legacy, highlighting both successes and failures.

Influential Women

Influential Women examines the lives and achievements of some of the world's most fascinating women. Through their own words, and the words of those who have known or studied them, emerge life stories that are well worth reading about again and again.

Info Wise

Today's students need strong information literacy skills to navigate our data-rich world. These books take students step by step through the research process.

Infographic Top 10s

Everyone loves a top ten list, and when combined with infographics, they're irresistible. From the tallest buildings to the most popular animals, this series counts down high-interest topics with a science connection--all captured in eye-catching infographics that are ideal for visual learners and fun for all.

Information Glut: Sorting the Good from the Bad

Day and night we are bombarded by information. Information overload can cloud the brain and complicate decision making. But information is an essential commodity. It must be protected but also processed through the filters of critical thinking. Learning to sift through the noise-sorting good and useful information from bogus or harmful information is an essential skill for teenagers and adults alike.

Information Insecurity: Privacy under Siege

The Internet gives us information, communication options, shopping opportunities, entertainment, and much more--all at the touch of a fingertip and much of it for free. But in exchange for these benefits, we may be losing a basic right: the right to privacy. Around the world, critics are sounding the alarm about digital privacy. Many have called for stricter controls on data tracking. What rights do you have when it comes to privacy online? How can you be a smart cyber citizen and protect your personal digital data? These questions are at the heart of the Internet privacy debate.

Inkberg Enigma, The

A graphic novel mystery adventure in which two children uncover the secret that has corrupted a town.

Inkflower

Inspired by a true story . . .Lisa's father has six months to live. And a story to tell about a boy sent to Auschwitz. A boy who lost everything and started again. A story he has kept hiddenÑuntil now. But Lisa doesn't want to hear it because she has secrets too. No one at school knows she is Jewish or that her dad is sick. Not even her boyfriend. But that's all about to change. And so is she.

Inner

Inner is about a young girl on her journey to question the universe about the secrets of life. The questions she poses to the universe, "Is there any kindness in the world? I’m looking for kindness," can only be found and answered from within herself. She continues her journey around the world, questioning trees, animals, plants, and water. Each time, the universe answers back to the little girl, "Go Inner." At the end of her journey, she builds up enough confidence and wisdom to understand that she can simply look within herself to find all that she needs. She is so happy to have found this powerful secret of life.

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