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Neighborhood Safari (Pioneer)

Many wild animals share their habitats with people. This fascinating series describes the life cycles, habitats, and adaptations of eight amazing creatures that can be found in cities and towns.

Neon Words: 10 Brilliant Ways to Light Up Your Writing

Neon Words is a book that will illuminate the writer in you. By using the tools and activities here, you'll connect the word-organizing part of your brain with your free-ranging imaginationCand you'll love what you've captured on the page! It's an exciting, confidence-boosting, and deeply satisfying experience. Whether you want to be a writer, or just want to explore what it's like to create with language, you'll discover that playing with words can help you be more present in your life and, best of all, it's lots of fun. Who knew writing could be so enlightening?

Nerd Culture

The Nerd Culture hi-lo series covers popular topics in the nerd community: DIY, fantasy, gaming, Japanese popular culture, role-playing, and science fiction.

Never Catch a Cold

Black ink illustrations help introduce various kinds of colds—and a number of fantastical creatures that are now extinct—in this humorous narrative about the history of our most common illness.

Never Forget: Heroes of 9/11 (Bear Claw Books)

Follow the true stories of heroes on the day that changed America forever: September 11, 2001. This riveting series takes readers into the lives of heroes, from medics and firefighters to everyday people, who faced terrible danger and showed true courage. Dynamic illustrations and first-hand accounts of those who stepped up when others needed them most celebrate the heroes of our nation.

Never Give Up: Dr. Kati Karikó and the Race for the Future of Vaccines

Meet Hungarian American biochemist Katalin ""Kati"" Kariko. She became fascinated by science as a child and grew up determined to find a way to use messenger RNA-a copy of a part of DNA that provides cells with instructions to make proteins-to help fight illness. An mRNA vaccine had never been made before, and she faced frequent criticism and was told by other scientists she would never succeed. Kariko refused to give up her research, and when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, she played a critical role in developing the successful Pfizer-BioNTech mRNA vaccine faster than any other vaccine in history.

New Day for Umwell the Gray, A

Her name is Purple, and she is the only dash of colour in William's gray yard. She asks his name, and when he answers "Um, well," she dubs him Umwell the Gray, then leads him on an exploration of a world that is always new and beautiful to eyes that can see. This story is a celebration of the ever-present newness and change around and within us. Because newness is more readily discernible in nature than in human lives, the story relies on Purple's guidance through the natural world to build a bridge to William's inner world. Umwell the Gray can't see what Purple sees in a falling leaf, a cloud, a swirling stream, a tidepool. She is demanding, challenging, frustrating, but compelling. Though he doesn't understand her, he wants to be around her. Bit by bit the world comes to life for him, and as it does, Rebecca Evans's palette evolves from gray to multihued. At last Umwell becomes William, but a different William than he was before. He is a new boy, looking out upon a new world.

New Frontiers of Space (Searchlight Books™)

Examine the most up-to-date, fascinating details gleaned in the endless human quest to understand the universe! From black holes to space tourism, each book focuses on cutting-edge information about outer space and details how we made those discoveries.

New Month, New Moon

To celebrate Rosh Chodesh, the beginning of a new month in the Jewish calendar, a family camps out in the desert and learns about the phases of the moon and their relationship to the Jewish calendar. A photo essay.

New Technology

Cited by Library Media Connection as “an excellent choice” for technology nonfiction, this series discusses the latest developments in technology. According to NSTA Recommends: “At a time when technology issues affect world finances and politics, this series is especially relevant. The series encourages critical thinking and motivates students to think about the impact of technology in their lives . . . a wonderful reference for middle school or secondary general science classes.”